Sentence examples for details that create from inspiring English sources

Keep the information clear and concise and include relevant details that create impact.

Fretton, a burly and taciturn ex-performance artist, has become legendary for pared-down surfaces and details that create strangely tense confrontations between people and spaces: his interiors might almost be stage sets from a existential crisis filmed by Ingmar Bergman.

The cartoon lettering of "GUILD HOUSE", the squat, thick column of polished granite that bisects the recessed entrance, the chain-link fencing on the balconies, the elongated lunette window beneath the flat roof: these are the details that create drama and surprise in otherwise "normal" contexts.

I think also it is the details that create a really good character study or a really good trip.

It's one thing to get Mr. Wonderful to relate to the importance of all the details that create the perfect wedding day.

The film lays out the groundwork for celebrated communities built entirely by affirmative, microscopic details that create a mosaic of undying nerve.

Of revision: "There's always in the writing of a novel the difficulty of ongoing revision, of amending on page two hundred of a manuscript a detail that creates a trickle-back adjustment to myriad tributary passages upstream".

You can just say "The man got in the car and drove off," or you can pick up on one detail that creates a strong image in the reader's mind, such as, "The driver's waxed jacket squeaked as he buckled his seatbelt".

The ruched detail on this skirt from Joseph is such a beautiful detail that creates a pretty handkerchief hem.

Now that the basic outlines are cut, add detail that creates the illusion of depth and texture.

A section of his book details various acids that create and alter flavors in drinks, flavors as varied as green apple, champagne and sauerkraut.