On both occasions, the unlucky prosecutor was Ernest Pinard, who lamented "this unhealthy fever which induces writers to portray everything, to describe everything, to say everything".
The most persistent and mindlessly recycled criticism of Updike's work is that he was infatuated with his own style, that he over-described everything to no purpose — that, as several critics put it, he had "nothing to say".
The most persistent and mindlessly recycled criticism of Updike's work is that he was infatuated with his own style, that he over-described everything to no purpose that, as several critics put it, he had "nothing to say".
Don't automatically start describing everything to a blind person or start trying to finger-spell your sentences to a Deaf person.
The title describes everything you need to know about a people's desire to survive.
Klein says that the new site is going to be in the "informing-our-audience business," which describes everything from the Times to Fox Sports to blogging (which is what Klein and his colleagues have made their names doing).
Naturally, Long also describes everything about his approach to hitting, and breaks down the techniques of many of his Yankees students.
Aggression had to be more sharply defined than the U.N. Charter's prohibition of "the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of any state," which describes everything from pinprick attacks to massive invasions.
Nowadays, "punk" describes everything from Good Charlotte to this candyass car commercial melody about burning "brighter than the suh-uh-wuh-uh-wuh-huh-hun".
If part of the art of war is adapting to battlefield conditions, the phrase has been well-used, to describe everything from war to mood to media coverage to Elvis and J.Lo.
