Sentence examples for real description of from inspiring English sources

Why does he describe hip-hop as the "only real description of the suffering of our people?" n.

It contains "only a surrealistic hint" at nasty things, according to Billboard, and not "a detailed and real description of violence".

The only difference is that it was changed to a sister in the film, but the description of the sister in the film is based on the real description of my friend".

Herbert Muschamp's excellent "fantasy" on how civic groups compile development design proposals is a painfully real description of discussions about rebuilding the World Trade Center site ["A Rush to Complete Plans for Downtown," Oct. 14].

Moreover, the 3D numerical simulations can provide us with a comprehensive and real description of wave propagation.

Generalizations aside, the Politico articles offered no real description of how the poll was conducted, so I emailed Mark Penn to ask for more detail.

I don't think you can get a real description out of a person from these e-mails.

Franklin was "born of the bush", he said, and her story of a bookish, headstrong farmgirl was full of "startlingly, painfully real" descriptions of rural life and land (although "the girlishly emotional parts", he added, were "for girl readers to judge").

She captioned it with a too-real description of how tough pregnancy can be.

Even The Golden Notebook (1963), which was understood as a scathingly real-life description of the condition of women, edged formally toward the outer limits of realism, being shaped as four intersecting thought experiments in telling the life of a person.

This work may be particularly useful for the real-time description of stresses in simulations of shock waves and deformation dynamics.