Sentence examples for life descriptions from inspiring English sources

When the setting is upstate New York, where Busch spent much of his adult life, descriptions point out "snow pitted by car exhausts" and "several feet of dirty snow and twisted slush" and "mud-colored ruts of ice," but ignore the momentary enchantment of a snowfall.

Tells about the Goldbergs social life; description of his office which is decorated with paintings by his wife Dorothy; and tells about a typical, busy day in the Department of Labor.

Although Hindus have magnificent sacred architecture and a vital tradition of calendrical festivals, the "way of life" description means that religious attitudes and acts permeate ordinary places, times, and activities.

Characteristics of the evolutionary trees Form and orientation Representation of ancestors Depiction of time Traditional "Tree of Life" Description Trees must have a main trunk, a single point of inception as a requirement of evolutionary theory to represent commonality of origin for groups of related organisms.

The participants of the study also found that the real-life descriptions used in the CEFR were not helpful when making judgments in an exam context.

Also, the results from our quantitative study agreed with those of a qualitative study that aimed to elicit the patients' real-life descriptions of their experience of combination therapy.

He believes in his poetry's worth, and there is pathos when he realises that his job-description and life-description is bus driver — with poet coming in second.

Even The Golden Notebook (1963), which was understood as a scathingly real-life description of the condition of women, edged formally toward the outer limits of realism, being shaped as four intersecting thought experiments in telling the life of a person.