Sentence examples for more descriptive form from inspiring English sources

In the early 20th century, ecology transitioned from a more descriptive form of natural history to a more analytical form of scientific natural history.

Furthermore, in biology departments that are oriented more toward molecular biology or more descriptive forms of biology, a math-based course may not be seen as essential.

But the revisions made to "The Bath" to turn it into "AS, GT" show that he was moving away from the dark, purposely vague, and cold world of minimalism into a more precise, redemptive, and descriptive form.

The skits parody infomercials while reaping that format's benefits: using a long-form pitch to be more descriptive than a 30-second spot allows.

Some series are more descriptive than narrative: birdcages, hats, ice.

"It's more descriptive than seeing somebody in real life.

I think manic depression is more descriptive.

"Reflections on the Revolution in Europe" is more descriptive than proscriptive.

His novels, however peppered with catchy dialogue, are more descriptive in character, setting and plot.

Blacken is more descriptive but has an active primary meaning of "destroying reputation".

Its next usage was more descriptive: "She's shakin' like a leaf/Tremblin' on a tree".