Sentence examples for observed description from inspiring English sources

Make no mistake, even read in translation, the unfinished novel is a brilliant performance, full of meticulously observed description, and a detached superiority of vision.

Didion's short essay, part of the opening section of her book The White Album, remains the most acutely observed description of the peculiar longueurs of the recording process.

Particularly impressive are the precisely observed descriptions of the meetings of Karim's group of local Muslims, the "Bengal Tigers", where girls in headscarves and boys in Nike fleeces argue about whether they should engage with global jihad or local injustices.

This circumnavigation of waters both tidal and metaphorical (a chapter on "The Inland Sea" concerns London) is a passionate, wonderfully engaging book, packed with closely observed descriptions of the natural world and its finned and feathered inhabitants.

Gellhorn's essay begins with a straight description of the conditions in the court, albeit an atmospheric, closely-observed description: "The air conditioning was too cold, and yet one sweated".

Knausgaard is at his best with finely observed natural description; he is also skilful with atmosphere.

In a first version of pattern-based approach, the observed gain in description provided by design and implementation patterns represented a step forward in the specification automation.

It synthesizes current data on species diversity of zooplankton and pelagic nekton, including compilation of observed species and descriptions of seasonal, regional and cross-shelf diversity patterns.

The model provides description of observed liquid phase patterns and dynamics observed in neutron radiography measurements and evaporative fluxes from laboratory experiments.

A description of observed behaviour is offered.

The heights of the observed structures match this description.