Sentence examples for strong description from inspiring English sources
A strong description of the desecration of the corpses of Il Duce and his mistress ("The men opened their pants; the women, kneeling, lifted their skirts. They soaked the bodies in urine, as if they meant to douse them with kerosene") is followed, just a few lines later, by a reference to Mussolini as "Messy-linguini".
Firstly, the hierarchical control structure models of the socio-technical system are established through Colored Petri Nets (CPN) due to its strong description ability and executable ability, which may also be regarded as the graphical system specification.
Reviewer 2: 1) Delay-invariance in the anterior hippocampus and neocortical areas: this seems to be an overly strong description of the actual pattern found here.
His famous paintings from a photograph of himself as a boy with his mother (and such others as "Portrait of Myself and My Imaginary Wife") are fairer game, and Herrera gives strong descriptions of them; the mother's eyes are "open but unseeing, like the depthless eyes of the dead".
Give brief, but strong descriptions of the potential scenarios and relationships within your "world" (life or business).
"It was the strongest description of heightened inflation risks to appear in a beige book thus far," Peter Kretzmer, an economist at Bank of America, wrote.
Bulow [8] provided a strong 2D description of the analytic signal.
This study is motivated by the absence of strong theoretical description for filter-bank-based sensors.
Owing to the multi-scales and strong heterogeneity, description of fracture network systems plays a significant role for a successful fractured reservoir simulation model.
Plunging off a cliff might not be a strong enough description to explain what has happened to Empire's stock price in the past three weeks, as the shares now trade in the $20 range.
Swiftboating: American political jargon that is used as a strong pejorative description of some kind of attack that the speaker considers unfair or untrue -- for example, an ad hominem attack or a smear campaign.
