Sentence examples for of its descriptions from inspiring English sources

The piece was written half a century ago, but many of its descriptions still ring true.

It should be noted that four days into The Times's news coverage, the newspaper introduced the term "rape" into some of its descriptions of the 2002 incident.

I first came across a small, battered paperback of Ludo in my school library when I was 11, and the glowing richness of its descriptions – particularly of eating really fat, mouth-watering sausages – has remained with me ever since.

The tacked on "them too!" statements at the end of its descriptions of opaque data collection practices might have been trying to normalize the behavior, but comes off feeling a bit petty.

Still, many of its descriptions were so vivid and revealing that I read the book with rapt attention and real joy.

In 1805, the British Critic wrote that it was "superfluous to expatiate much on the merits of a work" that everyone liked because of "the aptness of its descriptions, the accuracy of its figures, the spirit of its wood engravings, and the ingenious variety of its vignettes".

It's verse, perhaps, but in the patience and exactness of its description, prose too.

The poem is remarkable for the simplicity and dramatic immediacy of its description.

We couldn't resist the tiramisù because of its description as a specialty of Milan made with zabaglione.

A naked middle-aged man is sitting on a donkey, captured in the cool light of northern European art, unsparing of its description of flesh.

A journey on the trans-Siberian railway where it became quickly clear that every item on themenu was mutton, regardless of its description as something else entirely.