A nice detail: move the crowd farther back from the field, and the effect, quite robust otherwise, diminishes.
Her chapters, rich with details, move forward to portray women caught in a world beyond their control, and by using a shifting of narration between second and third person, Chapman involves us in their helplessness.
In "Carmichael" and "Grandpa's Interview," Mr. Young sketches action in succinct and cinematic detail, moving from character to character.
They are looking at the microbiome in even greater detail, moving towards techniques that can identify the strains within a community, rather than just the species.
Even Syrian media recorded the shift, describing the president increasing his security detail, moving to a different bedroom each night and tightening controls over food preparation to thwart would-be assassins.
This folk song, which also turns up in Chinese operas, is delivered in the voice of a male lover celebrating 18 parts of a woman's body in explicit detail, moving caress by caress from head to toe.
He will also set out plans to encourage major companies to interview and hire armed forces veterans and detail moves to cut the telephone charges faced by military personnel posted abroad.
Where did that man go?" As the detail moves on to tracking cans and D'Angelo is laid to rest, it's a couple of smaller moments that I'd like to focus on.
As with the recent Brown event in New York, a dance audience in a gallery is primed to study the performers almost as though they were art works, circling round them, focusing on certain small details, moving away, returning.
Mr Mak tells this part of his story vividly and in great, gory detail, moving from grim fields of battle (Verdun, Stalingrad) to stirring places of revolution (Petrograd, Berlin), and on to ghastly charnel-houses of death and destruction (Auschwitz, Dresden).Through the book runs one powerful common strand: nationalism and the end of Europe's multi-ethnic way of life.
