Sentence examples for detailing part of from inspiring English sources

In the literature section there's a nice copy of Flann O'Brien's At Swim-Two-Birds, with a cover detailing part of a painting by Jack B Yeats.

So when Baker devotes a page to detailing part of what he read in a 1934 volume of The New York World-Telegram, apparently discarded by the Library of Congress, it's not whimsy or nostalgia, not even gee-whizziness at stumbling over pieces by A. J. Liebling (on a violent taxi strike) and Joseph Mitchell (on Emma Goldman's return from exile): it's an incantation to bring back the dead.

FreedomWorks organizers circulated a seven-page memo detailing parts of Mr. Romney's record that they said were incompatible with Tea Party principles.

Some participants who struggled with the concept of depression answered all questions by detailing parts of their life without talking about depression at all.

A little more unconfirmed detail: part of the layoffs, apparently, have resulted in deep cuts to its engineering team, with the entire engineering team let go "except for a 3 person skeleton support crew," according to a tipster.

A table buried in a 230-page federal court filing stamped "highly confidential" details part of the facilities arms race overtaking college athletics.

Additionally, our findings detail part of the molecular signaling through which hyperosmolarity promotes such effects.

The purpose of this review was to detail part of these clinical uses, focusing mainly on obstructive respiratory diseases in the adult critical care setting, and therefore excluding pediatric studies and also studies solely centered on helium-driven nebulization.

None is more tortuous than old Egeon's speech at the opening of "The Comedy of Errors" -- so filled with incident that it induces amnesia, but if you forget any detail, parts of the rest of the play make no sense.

WASHINGTON ― Hillary Clinton used Monday night's presidential debate to detail parts of her plan for beating ISIS: intensify air strikes against the group; take out its leader, Abu Bakr andBaghdisruptnd ditsupt its online propaganda efforts.

This idea will be detailed as part of the proposed solution (in Sections 6 and 7).