Sentence examples for thing as described from inspiring English sources

Not sheets-on-the-head, staged-for-Halloween ghosts, but the "real" thing, as described on a tour of Cape May offered by Haunted New Jersey (information: (609) 463-8984 or www.hauntednewjersey.com).com

The second version of the objection, the version which notes the possibility that a particular thing as described in IIIp4 might strive for something other than either self-destruction or perseverance, remains a challenge to sympathetic readers of the Ethics however.

We now include these new data at the beginning of the Results section, outlining things as described above, and ending by noting this is an important caveat of the study as follows: "Regardless, it is important to remember that while the puncta provide a useful and visualizable model of the destruction complex, we are examining over-expressed proteins".

Indeed, her True North points toward knowing God's will in things political, as described in the page one, September 6, New York Times story from Wasilla: "In Palin's Life and Politics, Goal to Follow God's Will," by Kirk Johnson and Kim Severson.

When presenting the findings, the main and revelatory themes were consolidated in quotes from the interviews to allow the reader to go back to "the things themselves", as described by Husserl [ 24] and as a part of striving for confirmability.

In the end, it wasn't too much of a hassle, and things actually worked as described (contrary to many previous experiences with new hardware).

Remember: just because a company files for a patent doesn't mean the things actual works as described.

This timely and humorous addition is simply an extension of GoodCrush, the service which does the same thing as I described above but for college campuses.

"Unfortunately things did not go as described" he added.

One's intellectual curiosity and willingness to try things can be driven as described in the "dumb" luck example above by ignorance of the potential outcomes.

He describes his feminism as "radical", which is interesting, because I thought radical feminism involved exciting things such as describing pornography as rape.