It never was developed in detail in matters of public law, state organization, and administration.
In part, this may have been because it was recognised that someone who could run up a perfect Chanel cocktail dress was also likely to have a searching eye for detail in matters of passenger comfort.
Many of their films are set in anonymous New England sprawl and grounded in matter-of-fact details of lower-middle-class life.
The CD, he said, shows off "all of Susanne's wonderful qualities -- her attention to detail, in particular matters of diction and pitch".
He is not the inspirational conductor exhorting players to great things, but rather a man so in control of every detail, and so reliable in matters of gesture at critical junctures, that players enjoy a confidence that lets them be themselves.
There's even some wobble in matters of detail.
In moments of repose -- the quieter episodes of Mozart's C-minor Fantasia, the eerie concluding variations of Beethoven's Sonata Op. 111 and even Liszt's uncharacteristically grim Hungarian Rhapsody No. 5 -- Mr. Kocsis exercised the continuous melodic reach that eludes other musicians who may be brilliant in matters of detail but short of breath in longer musical sentences.
Whatever its failings in matters of detail, it is hard to argue that Poland is in worse economic and political shape than countries such as the Czech Republic and Estonia, which currently appear to be ahead in the race.
Among De Quincey's other autobiographical writings, the so-called Lake Reminiscences (first printed in Tait's Magazine, 1834 40), which deeply offended Wordsworth and the other Lake poets, remains of great interest, although it is highly subjective, not without malice, and unreliable in matters of detail.
The number of patients included in our study was too small for confidence in matters of detail, but important broad messages may be developed.
