Sentence examples for typical description from inspiring English sources

"Hades" was a typical description.

"A brilliant thesis drawn from insight into the future," said the party's official paper, People's Daily, on May 22 in a typical description.

To start with, we get away from the typical description of metamaterials using effective properties of Fig. 1a,b, and adopt a solid state approach.

In first-person anecdotes of births — "I began to rush and everything got psychedelic" is a typical description — the book shows vaginal, unmedicated birth to be an unparalleled opportunity for transcendence and communion.

Though his biography pays due attention to the trumpeter's jazz status, he is no musician himself and must substitute tinted prose for informed analysis: a typical description, in the very first sentence, of Armstrong's sound as "a strong blend of happy cacophony and tormented caterwauling" will make devotees wince.

■ Figure 2 A typical description of a route.

Here is one of Gabriel's typical descriptions: "His clear blue eyes sparkled at the prospect of adventure — whether it be revolutionary or, perhaps even better, sexual".

In sum, while typical descriptions of the interstitium suggest spaces between cells, we describe macroscopically visible spaces within tissues – dynamically compressible and distensible sinuses through which interstitial fluid flows around the body.

In contrast, the usual description of a solution focuses on the calculation of the required physical amount from the given ones, while the principles/laws and conditions which justify the calculation are attached in the ad hoc way. Figure 1c,d are typical descriptions of such solution we described according to the format of "solution graph" (Conati and VanLehn 1996) of ANDES (VanLehn et al. 2005).

Quotes illustrating inter-level discrepancies or similarities are representative for typical descriptions at each level.

These typical descriptions of caring actions revealed that the participants felt that their families or friends understood and acknowledged their problems.