Some of the poems seem vaguely descriptive of Rimbaud's time in London, but the collection resists an overarching framework even more strenuously than does "Une Saison en Enfer".
The institutions have names that may seem ingenuously descriptive (such as the Expediency Council, which resolves disputes between the majlis and the Council of Guardians) or positively Orwellian: don't expect the 86 members of the Assembly of Experts, who choose the supreme leader, to know anything about law, art, physics, medicine or in fact anything except religion.
For these predicates seem both descriptive and evaluative, and therefore analogous to others now considered thick moral predicates, such as 'cruel,'loyaland' and the like.
Although the title Vegan Vitality may seem less descriptive, making the book seem like it is only for a niche audience, its content is actually quite comprehensive.
What seems merely descriptive in Denis Johnson's spare and straightforwardly narrated short novel Train Dreams becomes emotionally evocative, a beautifully made word engraving on the page.
Growing up in Revere, Mass., he preferred physics and chemistry to biology, which seemed purely descriptive, and to this day the biology questions in Jeopardy are his weakest subject.
Adore seems more descriptive, if more vague -- but none of these titles prepares you for this strange little tale.
The name Aristotle, for example, does not seem to carry any descriptive content.
However, some key descriptive findings seem of interest and have been further investigated.
More specifically, exploratory and descriptive approaches seem now to be equally used in the GDSE process life cycle domain.
