Sentence examples for just descriptions from inspiring English sources

It must surely have struck Hopkins that her arguments about how everyone should be – slim, fit, punctual, organised, smartly dressed, hard-working – are just descriptions of her own preferences.

There was nothing private in it, just descriptions of strangers: a man brushing his teeth on a bench at a bus stop; a woman in Busy Mart calling a boy strapped in a stroller "a two-headed moron"; a handyman setting up beehives in the yard of the neighbor, who had given Becky a jar of honey when she scratched her car while backing it into the garage.

Dictionary definitions of referring terms are usually just descriptions of the important features of the referents of those terms.

The material stolen is said to include not just descriptions of how the NSA conducts its operations, but some actual code used to attack and defend.

They are just descriptions of behavior or dispositions to behave in certain ways, made by third parties to explain and predict another's behavior.

A comment that both of them feel is a just description of what they do and how they do it was recently made by the critic Walter Kerr, who wrote, "It's a good thing Mike Nichols and Elaine May are partners.

Hilla Becher has composed a wall of these specially for the exhibition, which reminds you as clearly as possible that photography is not just description but a work in its own right.

In literature, there is just description of use of cortical representation with disable individuals and healthy controls subjects, and not mention professional athletes [ 21– 23].

Just brief descriptions of a loving, bullying manner, of crushed longings, and of rigorously suppressed regret.

(3) On Knight of Cups, Malick didn't give his actors his script – just character descriptions.

"We couldn't do just random descriptions of complex systems taking them apart, putting them together again".