Sentence examples for which she delineates from inspiring English sources

His passion, which she delineates brilliantly, is, one assumes, that of the writer in musician's form.

"There are heights and depths in human nature Miss Austen has never scaled nor fathomed, there are worlds of passionate existence into which she has never set foot; but although this is obvious to every reader, it is equally obvious that she has risked no failures by attempting to delineate that which she has not seen.

Video: Dance performance with "Shimmer" "This is a setting of R.G. Villet's poem 'Penny Ballad of Elvious Ricks.' A particular glory of Vliet's writing is the precision with which he delineates the culture of late 19th/early 20th century rural Texas.

Norris espouses a Cartesian theory of human thought, which he delineates in Theory II and Reason and Religion.

This positive staining pattern extends deep into the detrusor in an organized filamentous pattern which clearly delineates and surrounds smooth muscle bundles (Fig. 4c).

First we define the transfer function which effectively delineates the process that we are able to quantify.

The conceptual framework used to explore CO roles was the Getzels and Guba model [ 20] which conceptually delineates the interaction between institutions and individuals.

The excised tissue and any additional margin shavings are sent to surgical pathology for inking which further delineates the six margins, followed by a thorough microscopic evaluation.

Figures 6(c) and 6(f) (white line) show the boundary of regions with a correlation coefficient > 0.98, which effectively delineates tissue regions.

She writes that the work of certain cultural anthropologists, which delineates the need for men to differentiate themselves from women, has been used by legal scholars to help V.M.I. justify an exclusively male military school.

Article 58, which delineates "Steps to Remedy Injustice," is purposefully vague about the future of Kirkuk.