| Overall, the environment promotes continued interservice rivalry, but the delineator between productive competition and unhealthy contention is ethics. |
| The mechanical self-righting element of our Christophorus system enables the delineator to return to its original position after driving over it. |
| In 1893, when Dixon was eighteen, Overland Monthly published his first illustrations, and he quickly achieved fame as a leading delineator of western 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. |
| However great she was as a delineator of character, she is not an oracle as a moral teacher. |
| The chief delineator, though, is the number of coffee purchases required before getting the freebie. |
