Curiosity about the external world and a spirit of what might be called scientific inquiry led many painters to explore the minutiae of nature.
If he wants to explore the minutiae of an answer with his Vordermanesque cleverclogs sidekick Richard Osman, he can do that too.
You have to explore the minutiae; you have to dig as deep as you possibly can, because you're excavating the story and excavating within yourself, to bring yourself to it.
3. Explore the Minutiae During the 1962-63 newstrike Strike, St. Clair McKelway put together "A Cluster of All-Purpose Book Reviews" for those readers who missed their Sunday book supplements.
For the remaining 55 years of his life, he became patient HM, the prize specimen of generations of psychologists exploring the minutiae of his memory loss, and of neuroscientists studying the role played by the brain region which his surgeon removed in making and recovering memories.
Since luscious, heterosexuality-challenging trannies are Brazil's third-largest export (after Havaianas and Seu Jorge), we felt the burden was on us to explore the technical minutiae of this beloved national institution.
Other Linklater films explore the comedic minutiae of specific milieus: 20-year-olds loitering at convenience stores in the underrated SubUrbia, East Texas adulthood during the same mid-90s period in Bernie, and Dazed and Confused's last day of high school, circa 1976, which came from the director's own memories.
Sure, there have been many box sets that have explored the minutia of an album.
— it could easily stand in for the Cincinnati office where the current abuses occurred — "The Pale King" explores the bewildering minutiae of the tax code and those who enforce it while also capturing the hostility toward the agency that runs through much of American thinking.
You explore an empty house, painstakingly detailed with real-world minutiae, and discover a romance between two teenage girls.
