Sentence examples for worst descriptions from inspiring English sources

Worst: Descriptions are short.

WORST: Descriptions of investment policies can be vague.

The annual prize is awarded to the worst description of sex in a contemporary novel.

The annual Literary Review Bad Sex prize is awarded to the worst description of sex in a contemporary novel.

The Literary Review Bad Sex in Fiction Award is given every winter to the author who produces the worst description of a sex scene in a novel.

"The art of compromise," distilled from Bismarck's definition of politics as "the art of the possible, the attainable the art of the next best," is not the worst description.

But the Oxford English Dictionary, the publication of which was completed in 1928, defines squeegee just as we would, and it even cites an 1844 quotation using the word: "Holy-stoning the decks... is the worst description of nervous torture of which I ever heard, excepting perhaps, the infliction of the squee gee," which anyone can understand who has heard the squeak of rubber on glass.

Our finding that the contrast gain model gave the worst description of the effect of attention on contrast response functions implies that the effects of attention in area V1 are not equivalent to an increase in stimulus contrast and do not support previous findings in area V4 (Reynolds et al. 2000) and area MT (Martinez-Trujillo and Treue 2002).

Worst: Product descriptions.

WORST: Event descriptions can be thin.

WORST: No descriptions of the medicines are provided.