Sentence examples for less descriptions from inspiring English sources

In fact, terms such as "passive-aggressive", "controlling", "doormat", "people pleaser", "bipolar", "empath", "manipulator", "narcissist" (pathological anti-codependency), "drama queen", and many others, are more or less descriptions of symptoms of codependency.

Less description might be key to that though, which is of course never a nice thing, but on this rare occasion it might have been for the best.

London is more vivid than in some recent literary fiction and, although less description might have made for a sharper plot, the final twist is unexpected.

Or restaurants might play up a profitable dish by using more appetizing adjectives and placing it next to a less profitable dish with less description so the contrast entices the diner to order the profitable dish.

Shortly after the 2002 release of "Big Mouth & Ugly Girl," her first novel for young adults, Joyce Carol Oates noted in an interview that young adult fiction is "just stripped-down adult fiction with more dialogue and less description.

Limited literatures exist that describe top coal movement and top coal cavability (Hu 1995), while there is less description on roof structure, face pressure, and roof control, etc.

Interestingly, we again see participants describing more students in terms of the resources that they use to make conjectures and less description of students in terms of the conjectures that are shared or students' strategies for making conjectures.

It may be argued that the description of CSA did not contain graphic detail of any kind and certainly contained considerably less description than is likely to be found in written media about sexual abuse (such as newspaper and popular magazine articles), or that which may be viewed on television or at movies.

The most recent position should have the most information with less description given for the older jobs.

Other fans offered more colorful — but less printable — descriptions of the emotional swing.

"My impatience with him is that he is obfuscating things constantly," Mr. Bhagwati said in one of his less incendiary descriptions.