Sentence examples for two descriptions of from inspiring English sources

"These two descriptions of her activities are not reconcilable.

There are two descriptions of male genitals in this book – they are universally grey and wrinkly, Amory reports.

However police have indicated that they have at least two descriptions of the incident by officers who were present.

Compare these two descriptions of St Paul's cathedral: "In spite of the awkwardness of imposing a Roman elevation on to a gothic plan, Wren has achieved areas of such refined and inventive detail as to make St Paul's cathedral the chief monument of English classicism.

— Mrs. Doc, Lower Plains A. (Note: We have here two descriptions of what seems to be the same couple, written from the perspectives of what appears to be a husband ["Doc" from Upper Plains], who presents the husband's perspective and a wife ["Mrs. Doc" from Lower Plains]) who presents the wife's perspective.

Metaphysics could be said to provide a theory of first principles if it furnished men with a set of concepts in the light of which they could arrive at the connected account of experience as a whole just spoken of, and the two descriptions of the subject would thus be two sides of a single coin.

NONE of the eight descriptions of "chamber" in Webster's dictionary has just one word about chamber music, even though instrumentalists regard it as their art's highest form.

In twenty-six descriptiofs of "To Kill a Mockingbird," there is a predictable amount of overlap: "brave," "beautiful," "truth," "simplicity," and "justice" are words that come up again and again throughout the collection.

We see three descriptions of this type across three intervals.

Across six intervals, participants provided eight descriptions of students related to additional resources aimed at improving students' work on making conjectures.

Here are three descriptions of words and phrases that you should know the origin of:  .