Sentence examples for that she delineates from inspiring English sources

You can learn to establish your own meaningful goals by customizing nine rituals that she delineates in her book around three core areas: assess, create, and implement.

Roger Ebert commented, "Witherspoon effortlessly animated this material with sunshine and quick wit", and Salon.com noted that "she [Witherspoon] delineates Elle's character beautifully".

A recent graduate of Nida, she grew up beyond the "flannelette curtain" that delineates the poor suburbs of northern Hobart and has returned there to make art.

"We hope that will delineate our brand from theirs," she adds.

It is suggested that future studies should be designed using a definition that delineates better between inflammation and infection.

Each drink is mapped on a graph that delineates it along two scales: comforting to adventurous, spirituous to refreshing.

The cuteness is cut with wafts of fishiness from the large red patch of guano (droppings) that delineates their rookery.

Her father hurriedly pulls aside the blood-spattered green curtain that delineates the tiny consulting room from a slightly larger one, where an elderly man and a woman are lying on the blood-streaked floor.

A recent memo from the Defense Intelligence Agency offered this observation: "The undersigned has devised a narrative that delineates chronological aspects of a given environment, twice pronounced in differing configurations, of which one is decidedly superior to its counterpart".

Angela Allen, a New York journalist, has come up with a map that delineates the locations of banks, A.T.M.'s, currency exchanges, check-cashing sources and wire transfer services in Midtown Manhattan.

The drilling site had been specially chosen to be near the fast-spreading mid-ocean ridge that delineates the boundary between the Cocos and Nazca tectonic plates.