Sentence examples for absorbing account from inspiring English sources

Andrew Veyette gave a sober, correct, but absorbing account of its male role on Friday night.

Despite the challenges, photographs taken by the Marcellus Shale Documentary Project make up an absorbing account of the drilling frenzy in America.

In charting the "astonishing leaps" that forensic science has made over the past two centuries, McDermid provides a grimly absorbing account of crime and its detection.

This "ruminative, wholly absorbing" account unfolds with "quiet authority, lending unexpected dignity to the whole affair," our reviewer, Bruce Barcott, wrote in the Book Review last year.

And Brown offers an insightful, absorbing account of the pas de deux into which, to her eventual peril, Diana joined with the paparazzi.

Called "World Within World", it is a marvellously absorbing account of his inner self and how it negotiated its difficult way through a brash and brutish world of lies, deceit and compromise.

While they were once useful and sometimes absorbing accounts of the inner workings of government at its highest levels, these books now tend to be exercises in apostasy, and their primary purpose seems to be to confer intellectual and moral independence, if not heroism, on their authors.

Others are not nearly as celebrated; last weekend, in the midst of the Strauss-Kahn case, the city's special victims detectives swung around the five boroughs, absorbing the accounts of victims of all ages.

She absorbs my account in shocked silence, but is alert to the mention of mental illness.

In both cases the signals are scaled for the number of pump photons absorbed to account for small variations in film thickness between samples and also the difference in absorbance between samples at 400 and 567 nm.

This framework gives the piece a subtle tension, as Rafferty's tale of drink-destroyed lives and helpless yearning for home is interwoven with references to the narrator's more settled circumstances (as she herself becomes the listener in the chair, absorbing Rafferty's account).