Sentence examples for more descriptive than from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

One can think of any number of adjectives more descriptive than amazing.

It's more descriptive than any book and more expressive than any painting.

While Stich's "about" section is much more descriptive than Nathalie's, it ends on a more commercial note: blog advertising.

So we'll be submitting metadata along with the dissertation files, and expect to have more descriptive listings than just titles.

In order to better understand the extent to which the relational context influences behavior within relationships, it is imperative that researchers first delve into these relationships in a more descriptive manner than has been done in the past.

"People still have to display their brand in a more descriptive way than just keywords," she told Advertising Age.

The term "unitarian" was popularized in late 1680's England as a less pejorative and more descriptive term than "Socinian"for Christians who hold God to be identical to one and only one divine self, the Father.

So I thought "System D" was a much more descriptive phrase than "informal economy".