Sentence examples for manner of describing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Moses' memory is helped not a little by his grandiloquent manner of describing himself.

It is the consistency and clarity of her voice that I love, her witty, unsentimental and affectionate manner of describing the world.

I take the data to be valid, but I feel the manner of describing it too often sets up conservatives to look bad".

Since the failure of the federal levees in 2005 - in New Orleans, this is the preferred manner of describing what happened back then, as the word "hurricane" implies a natural disaster, which the levee breaks were certainly not - New Orleans has endured an excruciating non-recovery.

"Accordingly, in order to present a more informative and personalized user interface, a manner of describing to a user relative importance of an icon in relation to other icons in a system is desirable".

Now, that was a somewhat tame manner of describing a massive party with thousands or flamboyantly dressed revelers, feathers, balloons, bare bums, glitter, and loud beats.

At what point did you start getting that station Lacking a clear line, language-learners have all manner of ad-hoc ways of describing when they finally got it.

Manner of collision described the orientation of two motor vehicles in-transport and involved in a collision.

In short, the main objective of this study was to demonstrate that managerial functions and roles can be used in an effective manner to describe the work of small business owner-managers from the metal and machine manufacturing industry.

Integrating such data in a coherent manner to describe a process of interest is a fundamental challenge, which we aim to tackle in this work via a novel ILP-based minimum labeling algorithm.

Hogrefe, Ziegler, Weidinger, and Goldenberg (2012) found that speakers with severe aphasia and good semantics produced a wider range of handshapes, and Cocks, Dipper, Pritchard, and Morgan (2013) found that speakers with aphasia and good non-verbal semantic knowledge produced gestures containing a high proportion of semantically rich manner information, describing how something moves.