Yet thanks to several years of rigorous research on the ground, following her characters around as they live their lives, months of research retrieving court documents through India's Right to Information Act, and, most of all, through close observation and a deep human empathy, Boo has created as detailed, convincing and moving a portrait of urban deprivation as The Road to Wigan Pier.
But he also said that they had come up with convincing background stories and had asked detailed, and convincing, questions about benefits.
He films everything from Dwight's point of view, and the action, however fast-moving, is detailed and convincing.
The evidence was detailed and convincing enough that if the offending government were, say, Iran or Syria, there would be no doubt that the United States would seek international sanctions on the basis of the file.
What we see — the anger and the desperation; the terse, anxious exchanges among agents; the breathless chase through crowded Pakistani streets — is stunningly detailed and convincing from scene to scene.
"The extremely vivid touches of detail convince us that he has had personal experience of the scenes he depicts," a critic wrote in the Saturday Review.
But the laconic realism of his prose, the fierce investigation of the soldier's psyche, and his impressionistic use of colour and detail convinced many readers that Crane was a veteran turned novelist.
The Western Writers of America, formed in 1952, has cited many fine western writers, including Ernest Haycox (1899 1950); W.M. Raine (1871 1954), a former Arizona ranger who wrote more than 80 western novels; and B.M. Bower (1871 1940), a woman whose talent for realistic detail convinced thousands of readers that she was a real cowboy writing from personal experience.
Other fraudsters will persuade gullible Americans to open accounts in their own name and hand over the details, after convincing them that they have been picked as "secret shoppers" to rate bank service.
Chances are your pitch and presentation is too rushed, too long, and maybe doesn't provide enough detailed information to convince anyone but you that it's worthy of pursuing.
This means that they should have enough detail to convince the grader that your solution is correct; but they needn't have so much detail that it obfuscates the main points.
