Sentence examples for longer descriptions from inspiring English sources

JOHNSON'S longer descriptions often memorialize unsung heroes he feels should not be forgotten.

Know your employer While some sectors are looking for longer descriptions, others want bite-size insights.

Theories of communication predict a relationship between length and meaning, however: Longer descriptions should be more conceptually complex.

Images, videos, GIFs, tweet quotes or polls will come with longer descriptions.

These include organic units in NF such as "most shared on ;," "most shared about ;," and redesigned feed stories for link shares that feature larger images and longer descriptions.

The Symbol dictionary holds single word acronyms, while the Name dictionary contains longer descriptions of each target.

Here is a longer description of this project.

Description: A longer description of what the project with links to addtional information when available.

Each partition has a (one token) name and a (possibly) longer description.

There is occasionally a longer description of the child, like this excerpt from the listing for an 11-year-old on the Utah site: "John enjoys computers and playing Nintendo.

He wrote a much longer description of supply-side economics, "The Mundell-Laffer Hypothesis — A New View of the World," that was published in the spring 1975 issue of The Public Interest, an academic journal edited by Irving Kristol.