Sentence examples for breadth of details from inspiring English sources

Maybe it's a coincidence, but it's hard not to see in Updike's pages the seed of the final phase of Merry's frightful development, a possibility that doesn't detract from Roth's monumental fictional construct, or from the breadth of details that give it life.

Its power lies in the breadth of detail Junger has marshalled and the quiet anger that fuels his prose.

But he has pored over previous books (particularly her youthful beau and mentor Barry Dennen's "My Life With Barbra") and hundreds of clippings, done a few dozen interviews, delved deeply into the supporting cast and locales, and written a novelized biography notable for its breadth of detail and fair-mindedness.

THERE is enough to see in Copenhagen -- the canals, the Italianate piazzas, the breadth of architectural detail -- to fully occupy the traveler.

Still, with its breadth of historical detail, this novel offers compelling insight into the pathologies that Greeks still bring to their relations with outsiders.

Its breadth of scope, richness of detail, and conceptual originality are unmatched in the recent literature.

From Siddhartha Mukherjee on cancer to Peter Frankopan on the history of trade, from Elizabeth Kolbert on extinction to Atul Gawande on end-of-life care, great nonfiction offers us levels of detail, breadth of scope and depth of engagement that we simply don't get from other media.

However, the Wikileaks release was still noteworthy because of its breadth and level of detail.

But the breadth and level of detail that Google is publicly putting out there as well as that it is inviting other companies to share isn't common.

This was partly because Céline's misanthropy had a human breadth and burden of detail that makes Brasillach thin and detached by comparison, and partly because Brasillach, unlike Céline, became a hero of the post-war far right.

This book engages its topic with a breadth and level of detail that will enhance a reader's understanding of Islamic law, while conveying the complexity of a tradition all too often subjected to reductive and essentialized descriptions.