Sentence examples for who delineated from inspiring English sources
So, regarding the question of an interior life, I ended my Profile with the observation that Trump, who delineated three categories of his real estate offerings — luxury, super luxury, and super-super luxury — "had aspired to and achieved the ultimate luxury, an existence unmolested by the rumbling of a soul".
Armstrong and Forrest defended Armstrong's (1978) view of universals against Lewis, who delineated seven different views of structural universals compatible with Armstrong's theory, and found all of them wanting.
The total TALK LA intervention sample included 339; however, only the WLH who delineated their personal social network ties were included in the final analysis (n = 236, 2 were dropped because they did not report disclosure to their network ties).
Fourth, because disclosure practices were investigated for women who delineated network ties, there was no disclosure information collected on the minority of women who did not specify their network.
It is named for the American geologist Alfred Hulse Brooks, who first delineated the range's geologic character.
Then there are writers who are delineating a particular territory.
This is why I'm so impressed with Jeremy Carver's arc for the season so far (and with Daniel Loflin, who so deftly delineated these conflicts in "Citizen Fang") -- Carver said at the beginning of the season that this year was designed to help the brothers grow and mature and establish a healthier relationship, and I see those seeds being sown every week.
Now he was putting the final touches on a map delineating who did what and who reported to whom.
From blanket accusations against Mexicans, to banning Muslims and singling out Christian Americans as deserving of respect and protection, he is constantly delineating who belongs and who doesn't in his great America.
While the specific contraindications to use of metformin have changed to an extent over the last decade, significant renal impairment or conditions that could acutely alter renal function remain a consistent theme in delineating who should not receive the medication.
The play has a lot to recommend it: a distinctive view of a matter of vital currency, crisply delineated characters who reveal more layers as the play proceeds, richly funny vernacular dialogue and a sensational, frame-busting performance by Tonya Pinkins as Annie's embittered mother.
