Sentence examples similar to overly descriptive language from inspiring English sources

Condemned by contemporary critics for its overly-detailed and grotesque descriptive language, the novel's style has since received acknowledgment for its "radical naturalism".

And using a name that's overly descriptive, or contains too many common words, makes it difficult to remember or to search for.

"It's such a descriptive language".

In 1999 our reviewer, Bill Sharp, admired the novel's "highly visual, descriptive language".

Rather, the descriptive language used in defining this split reveals its depth.

The 20th century, it appeared, had finally revealed its ideal descriptive language.

Judges praised the book's "descriptive language that is unparalleled in modern literature".

She was vibrant, clinically astute and insisted on simple descriptive language rather than psychiatric jargon.

Descriptive language was very evident that day, with insects being a particular focus of attention.

(The descriptive language can tend toward early Lenin).

This approach provides some quantitative rigor to phenomenological approaches that can be overly descriptive and insufficiently transparent.