describable

Looking back, I was seeking my own instruction: I wanted to challenge myself to expand the field of the describable.

BOB AS LEONARD: The feeling of her body against mine was simply not describable.

Pauli, in an attempt to explain the structure of atomic spectra and the periodic table, had recently postulated that electrons had a “two-valuedness not describable classically.”

“The tragedy of our poor wounded here in America is not describable without shedding tears, and those left behind with the enemy have no aid.”

Rauch is determined to be an optimist about his one large idea: that an established scientific method reliant on discernible facts and describable methodology can still produce consensus among opinion-shapers and elites on fundamental issues.