Sentence examples for is very descriptive from inspiring English sources

However, a review done of the literature on CSR in by Chinese showed that it is very descriptive with little depth and much of the CSR literature is conceptual, descriptive, or argumentative in nature (Guan and Noronha 2013).

"Their language is very descriptive," Siggi explains.

It's a great book that is very descriptive and is hard to put down once you start to read it.

The author, Daniel Defoe, is very descriptive, for example: 'By this time it blew a terrible storm indeed'.

"Her color is generous and the line quality is very descriptive," said Kevin Radley, director of the Worth Ryder Gallery.

"He is very descriptive and colorful, but most importantly he is accurate.

It was very descriptive - a day-by-day account of what happened... and it read like the New England Journal of Medicine; every ailment told in extraordinary detail.

The journal "was very descriptive," said Dennis Murphy, a spokesman for the United States Customs Service.

"Something like Charles Dickens is a good thing because it's very descriptive … I am interested in political biographies and diaries.

They are very descriptive of why we need to act immediately to counteract global warming as much as possible.

"He put out a publication for the choir called 'The Society of the Twisted Cross' that would twist around some of the texts we were singing, and would sometimes be very descriptive of members of the choir".