| The artist whom Ellen served was a portrait-painter as well as a delineator of classical subjects. |
| However great she was as a delineator of character, she is not an oracle as a moral teacher. |
| To her able editorship may be attributed the new literary quality of The delineator. |
| It is no longer responsible for public discourse to maintain the myth of the conveyor belt theory as a sole delineator. |
| The author is not so much a delineator of human life as of inhuman life. |
| One of the points of view in which the Author of Waverley is first presented to us is, as a delineator of human character. |
