Sentence examples for richness of description from inspiring English sources

The Children's Book by AS Byatt The richness of description and the complexity of character are a goldmine for close analysis at A-level.

The poet has long resisted giving her interior world any richness of description — a poem may contain rain, sea, clouds, sheep, a mountain, yet you learn little beyond the naked nouns.

Joined by several of Husserl's essays on static and genetic method, the Analyses afford a richness of description unequalled by the majority of Husserl's works available to English readers.

This theoretical saturation process adds to the richness of descriptions.

BADDS clearly does not provide the full richness of individual description of the life chart method but is designed to capture some of the important features of an individual's lifetime experience of illness.

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.

From the thickness and richness of the descriptions of the field text gathered in this study, an interesting conceptualization labeled as the Theory-Practice Gap Deficit Triad which consists of (a) structural, (b) pedagogical, and (c) relational deficits was emerged.

However, it also added 'pictures' of the social structure, which per se increased the richness of the qualitative description as rejoindered by Dyer [94].

Data were gathered from short but focused telephone interviews, which limit the richness of the available descriptions.

An inductive approach enables depth and richness of data generation, and facilitates the description and development of a conceptual understanding in terms of social actors' motives, actions and accounts.

This limited vocabulary, combined with the technology's built-in aversion to making errors, means that its descriptions lack the richness of visual content.