Sentence examples for which he delineated from inspiring English sources
Soleri coined the term arcology (from architecture and ecology) to describe his utopian constructions, which he delineated in drawings of great beauty and imagination.
He stressed the importance of the laws of osmosis, which he had clearly delineated, to the economy of all living processes.
When Carlson mentioned the considerably partisan nature of Stewart's own program, "The Daily Show," Stewart said that he was merely making comedy, and that "Crossfire" should be held to a higher standard, which he never quite delineated.
Mr. Campion has rough-hewn features, a voice to match and a storyteller's knack for delineating character, which he mercifully does not try to extend into an attempt to play anyone other than himself.
Bentham delineated four "sanctions" or sources of pain and pleasure, which he may have learnt from Gay's essay Concerning the Fundamental Principle of Virtue or Morality (1731): physical, political, moral, and religious.
But Pene du Bois succeeds in delineating a void, as if the society on which he reports is form without content.
Where Mr. Gutman's book is more useful is in delineating the cultural backdrop to Mozart's achievement, and the musical environment in which he came of age.
