Sentence examples for detailed lead from inspiring English sources

The directing debut for screenwriter Julia Hart, "Miss Stevens" -- which is anchored by an emotionally detailed lead performance by Lily Rabe -- is about the moment you realize you are the grown-up in the room.

That's the less-than-burning question posed by "Jet Lag," a peppy romantic trifle from France that rises above the mundane on the strength of its beautifully detailed lead performances.

Detailed lead moldings are used as decorative motifs used to fix lead sheet.

One installment was a UNEP-funded study and report carried out by IPEN and its local partners that detailed lead-testing results from 234 cans of enamel decorative paints purchased in nine countries: Argentina, Azerbaijan, Chile, Côte d'Ivoire, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kyrgyzstan, Tunisia, and Uruguay.

The results of the detailed analysis lead to the following conclusions: the specific design of the hybrid SDEC leads to high air quality, simpler control process and low electricity consumption for partial load conditions.

Fawcett's detailed explanations lead the reader to a clear understanding of his model, which is generative in nature.

The detailed studies led Long and his colleagues to solve another mystery that has puzzled specialists for more than a century.

The Clinton camp plans a more detailed response led by former secretary of state Madeleine Albright and Virginia senator Tim Kaine later on Wednesday.

Hieronymus Fabricius, Gabriello Fallopius, and Bartolomeo Eustachio were among the most important Italian anatomists, and their detailed studies led to fundamental progress in the related field of physiology.

These detailed observations led Klein to develop a view of the importance of the unconscious fantasies the child's play expressed – an inner world full of figures interacting in both loving and aggressive ways, and she regarded this as a useful model for understanding the unconscious mind of the adult as well.

On Wednesday a more detailed article led with the delicious scene of company officials searching for their own Pulitzers by breaking into their own safe, and quoting their own building engineer and accounting supervisor on details about the room (protected with surveillance cameras) and the safe (which also contained petty cash and Newsday gift cards).