Sentence examples for more delineated from inspiring English sources

The book is certainly more delineated in laying out whether Barbie is good or bad right from the outset, so it's great that the show is sketching in more shades of gray.

Living under constant scrutiny, today's women are still beholden to outdated social mores delineating the proper range of behavior expected from women: domesticity and motherhood being paramount.

In the sciences, Ph.D. career choices are more diverse, but more clearly delineated.

At this conference we hoped to examine this "party line" through repackaging in a clearer and more carefully delineated fashion, for the sake of more lucid examination and a greater awareness of "issue extremes" for use in more politic descriptions -- those intended for the consumption of larger blocs of the consuming public...

Bullae are more clearly delineated with tomosynthesis than with radiography, but can be seen in more detail with CT.

It is concluded that partners in development should devote more effort to their working relationships and that responsibilities within a SWAp need to be more clearly delineated.

Will there be a seventy-dollar fine (or more) as delineated in the new law?

But this year's budget process, so far, has more starkly delineated winners and losers in Albany.

An even more fully delineated character is a hip, fast-talking 250-pound, high-I.Q.

There is an easy temptation to hanker back to a time when national and creative boundaries were more simply delineated.

Too often the result was languid lyricism when more clearly delineated phrasing and rhythmic crispness were needed.