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While descriptive, the name of the town has always been a problem.

For the rest of us, something more descriptive is usually in order.

In the process she did become what, for want of a better descriptive, we would have to call a god.

She could add a few descriptive words of her own.

So much of this, as ever, had not been in the descriptive book.

The following is a list of the major services and some descriptive information about each one.

I only wish I'd been more descriptive with my students.

Such study can take a descriptive, historical, or political approach.

Like most animals, his name is descriptive of the sound he makes.

It is treated, if at all, only in the most descriptive terms.

The other half is a descriptive text of the earlier books.

She has a reason for every bit of action and each descriptive passage.

The results will be of interest for descriptive and theoretical reasons.

What if you decide to write more in the descriptive book?

I can give you the descriptive formula, but it would be in our terms.

I got an A on my descriptive piece for creative writing.

The young woman is definitely the most descriptive part of the piece.

Descriptive film began in 1898 as a form of still photography.

A good results section should also make use of descriptive statistics.

The descriptive material should tell parents the age group for which the product was designed.

Using a descriptive like this makes a person's disability more important than the person.

"They're not interested in writing something that's general or descriptive."

Often I find her being descriptive, which is enough for me."

The modern approach is descriptive too, but at the molecular level.

The guy raised both arms in a descriptive little gesture.