| The teachers read them and would award extra marks for descriptiveness, inventiveness and illustration. |
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| The secondary classification softens the hierarchy and increases descriptiveness by allowing another relevant condition to be coded. |
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| Partly due to its descriptiveness, to its piecing together of unconnected pictorial threads, the poetry becomes suspended outside time. |
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| In these early years he also executed pencil sketches of sailing ships, which were almost technical in their clear descriptiveness. |
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| Guston had a de Kooning-like knack for making scraps of contour that are pregnant with descriptiveness while describing nothing but themselves. |
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| Since immunity is the central theme, the title of the Convention for reasons of brevity and descriptiveness refers to that alone. |
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| Products from companies such as Zycus have the ability to handle a wide variety of data and extract rich information, irrespective of the quality and descriptiveness of each client's spend data. |
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| As regards trade marks composed of words, such as the mark at issue here, descriptiveness must be determined not only in relation to each word takenseparately but also in relation to the whole which they form. |
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| Adam Smith, in the Theory of Moral Sentiments, is prescient in his descriptiveness in understanding human psychology. |
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| Another indication of a theory's descriptiveness is if independent studies of the same phenomenon reach similar results. |
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| The Court's statement that a finding of descriptiveness or of lack of distinctiveness requires a description of the 'intended purpose' of the goods and services in question is erroneous as a matter of law. |
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| Entranced, at one point, by the charmingly simple lyrics of eighteenth-century operas, he wrote a number of poems so delicately attenuated, so stripped of descriptiveness, that they seem to have no referent at all. |
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