Sentence examples for traditional description from inspiring English sources

But when it comes to hauntings this traditional description is fitting.

I found so many variants of the scheme, however — and so many miners passionately attached to their variant — that the traditional description of cachorreo seems to me inadequate.

Valley Springs is one of eight self-contained developments in the city that fit the traditional description of such a park.

He also tried to solve dilemmas arising from the traditional description of Christ as both human and divine, by deploying precise definitions of "substance," "nature," and "person".

The traditional description of a meniscal tear is that of a linear increased signal intensity within the meniscus.

The traditional description of peptides is not sufficiently powerful because the common characteristics among amino acid residues cannot be described sufficiently.

They emphasize well worn topics such as the problem of evil, the impossibility of discussing intelligibly what is unknowable, the suspect psychological origins of religious belief, and the confusion of traditional descriptions of God in terms that are simply the negation of genuine descriptive terms: for example, to say that God is infinite is just to deny that God is finite.

Early on, Dichter persuaded Esso to forgo traditional descriptions of its product's superiority by tapping into Americans' aggressive motives for owning cars in the first place.

From 1 June, race distances will still be advertised with their traditional descriptions, but a precise "baseline" distance, measured two yards from the innermost running rail and to the nearest yard, will also be included in the conditions.

Recently, the current validity of the traditional descriptions of managerial work has been questioned.

The pitches, of which there were probably two dozen, ranged from brief but traditional descriptions of services and funding to a simple "I'm 19 and it's my birthday".