Sentence examples for less descriptive from inspiring English sources

I actually recommend making your job descriptions less descriptive.

The notice is less descriptive of plans for the duplex.

When I started thinking about addiction in my first book, it was more or less descriptive.

Whether understated or assertive, his brushwork is less descriptive than evocative, suggesting time as much as place.

Like many of Mr. Grisham's recent thrillers, "The Summons" is shorter, leaner and less descriptive than his early ones.

The subsolum including C-horizons receives less descriptive emphasis than upper soil horizons.

"I would have preferred a name a bit more interesting or enchanting and less apparently descriptive".

I think if it was shortened and had less long descriptive paragraphs then it would be better but I was bored when I read it.

But the book's title seems less than descriptive of his theme, which is about the agency of various leaders, rather than their dazed stroll into global slaughter.

It's less a descriptive route-march through physical interiors, more a treatise about the mysteries of time and place.

She explains what a storm can be in Coleridge's poetry, and how William and Dorothy Wordsworth were interested less in descriptive summaries of weather but more in "specific moments of transformation – when the sun suddenly strikes through cloud".