Sentence examples for densely detailed from inspiring English sources

He finally shows them to Kathy: **{:.break one} ** I was taken aback at how densely detailed each one was.

He finally shows them to Kathy: I was taken aback at how densely detailed each one was.

Its 26 songs and fragments reveal an astonishingly deft musical touch, gliding gracefully from atmospheric, densely detailed instrumental miniatures to glistening pop and cartoon absurdities, radiating imagination at every moment.

Schumpeter did a stint as finance minister in a socialist government in 1919, an episode in his life that is usually treated as a joke, but Nasar renders it as a densely detailed tragedy.

"The Forever Unfinished Building No. 4" (2008), by the Gao Brothers, is a very densely detailed, computer-generated photograph that depicts China as a giant shopping mall perpetually under construction.

They may not be as densely detailed and finessed as a larger and better resourced film – in subject matter, Jeremy Sims' 2010 first world war pic Beneath Hill 60 comes to mind – but there's never a moment when you cross your arms and think no, these sets don't look real.

The best of the Indian Space painters, Steve Wheeler, made pictures so densely elaborated and detailed that they transcended the genre and remain, like the paintings of, say, Forrest Bess, practically unclassifiable.

Detailed, densely-worded and ultimately disheartening, Rich's piece uses the current Tiger Wood's debacle as a metaphor for the sham-tastic, smoke-and-mirrors atmosphere that has defined the last 10 years.

While the game area is much smaller than something like GTAV or Just Cause 3, it's densely packed and highly detailed, full of atmosphere and life.

Penelope Gottlieb: Gone | The artist explores the themes of ecological crisis and botanical extinction through highly detailed, and densely rendered, paint and ink based works on canvas, panel, and paper.

Here, we exclude Es observed in the northern and southern Japan, and discuss 24 cases observed over the central part of Japan where a larger latitudinal coverage of densely distributed GNSS stations allows detailed analyses of the migration of Es patches (Fig. 1b).