Sentence examples for be detail from inspiring English sources
noun
Something small enough to escape casual notice.
- Note this fine detail in the lower left corner.
He said, "There will be detail on the buildings to make it more interesting, and the design from one building to the next will complement each other".
Student(myself) come-see these all be detail.
This should be detail investigated in further research.
You should also have solid organizational skills and be detail oriented.
You must be detail oriented in order to properly diagnose patients.
It's important to demonstrate excellent observational skills and be detail oriented.
He opened Zitoune after his two earlier restaurants in the same space, Le Gans and Menu, failed (he may not be detail-oriented, though; more than a year after Zitoune opened, the awnings still read Menu).
The president's budget, however, is required to be detail-dense, and Obama proposed new spending for infrastructure repair, research and schools along with specific tax increases and spending cuts.
This can be detailed work.
Every architectural component must be detailed well.
Also, the item description should be detailed.
