Sentence examples for more about describing from inspiring English sources

It is less about demographic rates and more about describing challenges that young people face and support they receive (or expect to receive).

As a general matter, I would prefer that everyone be more careful when citing statistical data, and be more explicit about describing the potential sources of error and uncertainty associated with the calculations.

The incentive to ask "gotcha" questions that feed the latest news cycle is greatly reduced, and the hours of exposure to McCain breed a relationship that inclines journalists to be more careful about describing the context of his statements.

What's more, in describing how he went about creating new arrangements for songs working primarily from the movie soundtrack, Mr. Stern casually — and unfacetiously — referred to these infectious, flossy pop nuggets as "tone poems".

Answers contain yet more questions, describing four children who ask about the tradition in different ways.

Another man, who had no idea what I was talking about, described himself as more of a "gypsy traveler" than "homeless," and pointed to his heart: "I live in here".

A6 NATIONAL A12-18 New Kerry Campaign Chief Has Experience and Critics Bob Shrum is considered a heavyweight in molding a candidate's message, but as the staff of Senator John Kerry's campaign defects, many of Mr. Shrum's detractors are talking less about his gifts and more about what some describe as his curse.

After having learned more about evolution, she described herself as "more firm" in her acceptance of evolution now that she had "evidence to back it up".

Or the Martin case might make them yearn to learn more about the events described in "Fruitvale".

More about this is described in the Supplemental Material available online at http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2013/690415.org/10.1155/2013/690415

Dehaene set about localizing this facility more precisely and describing its architecture.