The S&P500 Index and the S&P Depositary Receipts are trading just above their 20-month moving average, which we often refer to as a delineator between a technical bull and bear market. ❋ Chris Johnson (2006)
Apart from language, international football is the most visible delineator of sovereignty among eurozone countries and anything that takes down those boundaries would be viewed favourably among some European politicians. ❋ Unknown (2011)
From the very beginning he was a brilliant delineator of the human face in chalk, crayon, pencil or pastel. ❋ Richard Holmes (2010)
This was undoubtedly encouraged when the Luxembourg architect Leon Krier, an avowed classicist and superb delineator, joined Stirling ' s office in 1968. ❋ Ada Louise Huxtable (2010)
The innovation itself is the delineator between the specific, or "sectarian" and the general, or "mainstream." ❋ James F. McGrath (2010)
The Magic of America, a typescript of over 1,400 pages with approximately 650 accompanying illustrations, was written and compiled by Marion Mahony Griffin (1871-1961), architect, designer, delineator, and artist. ❋ Unknown (2007)
Architectural writer Reyner Banham called her the “greatest architectural delineator of her generation”. ❋ Unknown (2009)
She had cards prepared which described her as a mystical and dramatic entertainer and an aurapathic delineator—an occult study involving the aura emanations from the human body. ❋ Steve (2009)
The trailer was clipping off the plastic delineator posts at ground level. ❋ Unknown (2006)
We are afraid that we shall have exhausted the fund of human credulity, and added a fresh and original chapter to those tales of mystery and imagination of which the late Edgar Allan Poe was so masterly a delineator. ❋ Unknown (2004)
Another portrait drawn of the novelist by a contemporary, interpreting the inner man, but less flattering to the great delineator of character, is not free from satire and narrowness; but some of the traits it outlines are closely and accurately observed. ❋ Unknown (2003)
By the time we reached the pseudo-Divide, visibility was two reflector posts (delineator posts to some of you) and the truck in front had slowed to 45. ❋ Grouse (2002)
Hawkes has always seemed to me more an unadmitted voyeur of horror than its calm delineator, but in this new novel the pretense that what is being described is horrifying is dropped, and we have only the nightmare vision of a narrator unable to see how awful he is. ❋ Sale, Roger (1971)
But Churchill became far more than a soldier and a delineator of war. ❋ Unknown (1953)
Keen nor Kemble nor any other masterly delineator of the human passions ever produced a more powerful impression upon an audience or swayed so completely their hearts. ❋ Harry A. Lewis (N/A)
In November of the same year Mr. F.ed Pegram, who had for three years been one of the "Judy" artists, made his clever appearance in _Punch_, since then several times repeated; and with Mr.W. F. Thomas -- the well-known successor of Baxter as the delineator of Ally Sloper and his low but amusing circle -- who appeared twice in 1895, I close my list. ❋ M. H. Spielmann (N/A)
After a while, the farmer told the juvenile delineator of Mrs. Hemans and the other poets to give us a song; and planting himself in the middle of the floor, the little darky sang 'Dixie' and several other negro songs, which his master had taught him, but into which he had introduced some amusing variations of his own. ❋ Various (N/A)
It is at once dramatic and philosophic, poetic and scientific; and the author wins our admiration alike as a daring and intrepid explorer, a keen observer, a graphic delineator, and an acute and original investigator. ❋ Various (N/A)
Upon a visit to England, some years since, he gained the praise of the English press and public, as a correct delineator of the passions, mimic, and humorist. ❋ Alf Burnett (N/A)
