True, it's only a dog tag-shaped memento from the Christopher Reeve Foundation hanging from his neck, but the heroic detail suits the saxophonist when considering the impact of his career.
Allowing the batter to rest also happens to be a detail perfectly suited for dinner parties.
Though the former bank is in the Richardsonian Romanesque style typically reserved for civic structures, Mr. Marchetto, who heads his own architectural firm in Hoboken, said he found its use of dark brick and terra cotta detail well suited for residential use.
And then there is the matter of scale: by elevating detailing more suited to a sports shoe or an SUV thousands of feet into the sky, the Dubai skyscrapers themselves apotheosise those first Chicagoan up-thrusts, whereby the belle epoque was blasted into inner-space.
However often you think you discuss vision and strategy, you may not be doing it frequently enough or in sufficient detail to suit the needs of your people.
Mr. Goerne's flexible, warm baritone and his ear for interpretive detail are well suited to music of this kind.
While both had experience as human resources generalists, Alex's primary talents for writing and attention to detail were ideally suited for Chris's work managing benefits and evaluating pay practices.
The causal model framework, however it is characterized in detail, is ideally suited to this role.
This detail emerged because at the time of the case, the local media often took their information from the Egyptian security services, and the sources were intentionally orienting the details to suit their own interests". The developments follow comments from the foreign minister, Bob Carr, that the judicial system under Mubarak should be treated with "suspicion".
It's rooted in a fear that the holiday gifts I select won't delight their recipients, the brief notes in my Christmas cards will either bore or not contain enough juicy details to suit friends and relatives, the English toffee I make will somehow turn out wrong and my voice will be off key if I attempt to croak out a carol in public.
