Sentence examples for work describing from inspiring English sources

"A marriage of painting and sculpture," she called the work, describing precisely what we see.

He had planned to write an account of his work, describing the incremental steps that led to his inspired solution.

But in the 19th century that work — describing species no one had ever imagined — was also often fantastical.

Somehow a popular novelist had read and absorbed his work, describing it in detail and acknowledging his paper in the preface.

Glibness, hyperbole, the writer's overfondness for what he may imagine is cleverness — these undermine what might have been a serious work describing an era.

The BAAF adoption and fostering charity has called for "greater clarity" on how the proposals would work, describing the proposals as "major change" to adoptions services.

Two Americans won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry yesterday for work describing how water and charged atoms flow into and out of living cells through tiny pores.

It's in this section of the novel that Lanagan does her finest work, describing the boys of the island, who are all, by now, half-human, half-selkie.

This interpretation is theoretically consistent with expectations based on previous work describing ligand-assisted dissolution of metal-oxide phases.

No earlier work describing the presence and distances to the knee joint of the LTA has been published yet.

Compared to previous work describing cloud infrastructures and architectures we focus on the processing of big heterogeneous geospatial data.