Sentence examples for be details of from inspiring English sources
The panels in this campus auditorium reveal streaked images — faces, eyes, naked legs — that could be details of Renaissance paintings.
"At the beginning of 2012, I received an anonymous document in the mail describing what appeared to be details of the Heartland Institute's climate programme strategy.
In theory, such fears will disappear under new political masters.Far more useful would be details of how Mr Modi would slash regulation, taking opaque, discretionary powers from civil servants and politicians.
This is likely to be details of personalities and operations within al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula - thought to be the most potent branch of al-Qaeda at the moment and one determined to strike the US.
Sir Peter added: "They will be doing their best to recollect events accurately, but we all know memory will sometimes have gaps". He said there would be details of the so-called "forewarning issue", and evidence the British authorities may have received information signalling the attacks, including an alleged tip-off concerning a "possible conversation in a local prison nearly two weeks before".
Finally, there will be details of particular importance for individual techniques, we focus on research antibodies, but studies reporting therapeutic use would be an example in which specific details such as purity and dose need to be reported.
Yet those were details of styles as disparate as Eastern Europe, India and Spain.
There have never been details of those claims.
Unmentioned were details of who admits to carrying guns.
