Sentence examples for detail anything from inspiring English sources

If a hard drive is recovered, the contents are not usually mentioned; this is because they don't know what they're dealing with, and because they don't need to detail anything for a charge to be made.

As attorneys often do in high-profile cases, Wint's attorneys asked the judge to have jurors detail anything they read or heard about the case in the media and, if so, question whether it would affect their ability to be impartial.

Amanda Hamaker, manager of product sales for the Girl Scouts, said that, whereas a few years ago, their basic cookie locator Web site focussed on G.P.S., allowing customers to search for cookies in their Zip Code, it did not detail anything else about the scouts or their goods.

Today's child is surrounded by images that depict with detail anything that may pique their curiosity.

If street style at the womenswear shows are all about full looks, men's tend to focus on the details – anything from pocket squares and watches to the ever-present mankle.

Mr. Yaw's cluttered, quasi-Victorian settings exemplify some of the basic principles of Christmas window artistry: delight is in the details; anything can be included as long as it's shiny and beautiful (the recurring birdcages, for example); formal metamorphosis can be especially riveting.

"Though the report scolds the nonprofits as untrustworthy and elite, there's virtually no information in the report that details anything they have done wrong.

That's a sadder, funnier detail than anything in Season 1, and more realistic, too.

But it is less impressive at informing in detail about anything in particular, or about proving its main point.

You learn a lot about the book, its setting, characters, backstory and plot in detail before anything happens, but other readers may not like it.

"I wanted to focus on the things we have in common and not ask him too much detail about anything that could make him uncomfortable," Kang said.