Sentence examples for exhaustively about from inspiring English sources

While the Democrats talk exhaustively about Iraq, a review of the remarks they have made during campaign stops over the last six months leaves little ambiguity in their message: If the president refuses to end the war, they will.

It was Williams who made the academic study of the organ a serious subject, and his writing on Bach – exhaustively about the organ works, but about many other Bachian topics besides – is among the most readable and stimulating available.

While Rose is expected to talk exhaustively about the Big South or Atlantic Coast Conference, she cannot comment on any team in her college's Conference USA unless asked directly by another member.

As Hall notes, "ACT's scientists have not published a single word about the cow-human experiments in the scientific literature," where they could be independently reviewed, "although they have spoken exhaustively about them in the popular press".

Kwiatkowski was chosen for her years of work exposing shortfalls in systems designed to protect children in day care settings and in mental health services as well as her contributions to the team that reported exhaustively about the sexual abuse charges brought against Larry Nassar, formerly the team doctor for USA Gymnastics and a physician at Michigan State University.

For her years of work exposing shortfalls in systems designed to protect children as well as her contributions to the team that reported exhaustively about the sexual abuse charges brought against Larry Nassar, formerly the team doctor for USA Gymnastics and a physician at Michigan State University.

They each seek to explain and inform - sometimes clumsily, or, in the case of Sometimes in April, exhaustively - about the origins of the conflict: the Belgians' policy of divide and rule, the role propaganda played in inflaming ordinary Hutus, the instability created inside the country in the early 1990s by the Tutsi-led RPF's desire to topple the Hutu dictatorship of President Habyarimana.

On his way out of town, Mr. Mires, 65, was detained by security forces and exhaustively interrogated about his visit before he was allowed to board the plane.

"In 'The Beatles Anthology' series in which they were telling their own story, they couldn't agree on whether 'All You Need Is Love' was written for that broadcast," Howlett said in an interview from England to talk about "The Beatles: The BBC Archives 1962-1970" (Harper Design, $60), the exhaustively researched book about the band's history with the U.K.'s premiere radio and television network.

"Bitter Pill: Why Medical Bills Are Killing Us" is a serious, exhaustively reported piece about the problem the U.S. health care system has become.

After exhaustively gathering data about accommodation costs and the distribution of patients in different levels of accommodation, Shieh and Svec estimated that assigning patients to more intensive levels of care than necessary was costing Stanford Hospital millions every year.