describable

She gave her mother a long, thoughtful look, full of something almost describable as respect.

Like those others she was less human, less describable, more beautiful even than before.

I was looking for something more elusive, less describable.

There proceeded from Billy a noise not describable in words.

What took place thereafter is describable as higher education.

"They are not describable," he said, "nor can the feeling of seeing them be captured in a photograph."

His first entry into anything describable as public life was made by way of vegetarianism.

This contrasts with states describable as, say, walk around aimlessly.

Beauty is not describable in any set of measurements.

The music can be described as "haunting" but "barely describable."

Still, most aspects of the production are describable.

There Is no obvious reason why they cannot be intelligent, and therefore describable as lifeforms.

The two transitions are describable as a linear combination of the parent modes.

Do they follow some prescribed and describable mathematical behavior?

But by definition, what was anomalous might well not be describable or even explicable.

I presume it is describable in the language of Flatland."

His service in the Senate, while not describable as stellar, has featured some important moments of gravity and responsibility.

In the human body, there are events - changes describable in terms of cause and effect - involving cells.

The only outstanding describable feature that Jerry had might well be his neatly combed hair.

Even when they contain majestic spaces, such buildings are primarily objects, describable as sculpture.

It is a career describable, perhaps, as a single, longstanding bout of depression, infrequently relieved.

Couple this with the earlier sociological observations about the students' experience being describable in terms of intellectual, technical and general cultural hegemony.

But as for the phenomena themselves-Gravitation is describable by equations of a warped space.

Describable as "a continuous pitch controller that resembles a keyboard, but has no keys."

Third, the variety must be uniform, in the sense that any variations are describable, predictable, and commercially acceptable.