Sentence examples for plain descriptions from inspiring English sources

But they were not plain descriptions; they were designed to convince those living in France that Algeria and its topless, trapped women were better off being colonized.

He argues that the very flatness of the staged colonial postcards, with their plain descriptions of a foreign place and its people, persuaded French viewers of the photographs' authenticity.

Eighteen studies were descriptive studies (no design study, just a plain description of the interventions, context factors, implementation process or effectiveness).

Lelchuk has such imperfect control of Danny's voice that you can't tell if he's writing deep satire or plain description.

The rise in the amount of data between 1995 and now beggars plain description: of all of recorded information created in all human history, most of it has been created since 2010.

Tayama's essay on his own literary theories, "Katai bunwa" (1911; "Katai's Literary Discourses"), introduced into the critical language the term heimen byōsha ("plain description"), with which he is identified.

I'll be honest: I think Maeve has confused "artistic analysis" for "extremely plain description".

A plain description of astrology as an "occult influence of stars, planets etc. on human affairs" had no impact on the general public's assessment of whether astrology is scientific or not in a 1992 eurobarometer poll.

Such Amish-plain descriptions of activity make up most of this novel's nearly 500-page bulk: "He had to wait for two cars and then he mashed down on the gas and they headed out.

The new version includes bright animations and plain language descriptions for setting so everyone will understand them.

The paper opens with plain English descriptions of interracial couplings.