Sentence examples for explaining the minutiae from inspiring English sources

But before that, the BBC2 audience will get to see the "very vibrant" Amanda Vickery, explaining the minutiae of domestic life in 18th-century Britain.

Mr. Egol, whose honey-brown hair and beard project an avuncular presence, spent much of his testimony explaining the minutiae of mortgage securities to the jury.

"Reckless Endangerment" will never be mistaken for summer beach reading, but the authors explain the minutiae clearly, pausing often to explain a dense financial concept or to inject a clarifying metaphor.

But when you find yourself in the heat of an election campaign on national TV trying to explain the minutiae of how you are going to save £5 million here and £10 million there, then you are losing the argument.

In "New Bedlam," however, the tendencies toward endless passages explaining industry minutiae and gratuitously editorializing dialogue that merely winged Flanagan's first novel here prove lethal.

A major strength of this book is the author's ability to explain the political stakes of religious issues without getting bogged down in theological minutiae.

Dr. Tanguay continued to explain the process of collecting evidence, swabbing skin, scraping under nails and combing through my aunt's hair to pick up the minutiae of DNA and other particles left behind or transferred.

This discovery will help explain the detection of certain dissimilarities at the minutiae/ridge level; determine more accurate "hits"; identify potentially erroneous corresponding points; and rethink identification protocols, especially the criteria of "no single minutiae discrepancy" for a positive identification.

Seeger inserted his hearing aid and listened patiently as I explained some minutiae of county campaign strategy.

Silicon Valley technologists love to explain how they have disrupted the minutiae of daily life, from our commutes to the ways we share family photos.

We all grew up here and can explain all the inside minutia from Jewish vs. Wasp country clubs to old timers vs. nouveau to Brentwood vs. Harvard-Westlake to Aspen vs. the Kahala for Christmas... Picture L.A. as you would any small town -- of course the local butcher is a studio head and the kids hanging out at the gas station have Range Rovers or parents on TV... but for us that's home.