Sentence examples for for certain details from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sherman did not have to reach very far for certain details of Rose's journey.

He asked for certain details about his escape in January be concealed, but otherwise is open about how he came to join Isis forces and what he did.

"Picturing America" is notable for certain details, like the way it makes the point, with daguerreotypes and tintypes, that the new medium of photography had done much to displace commissioned portrait painting by the time of the Civil War.

A compromise regarding the special situation of these patients is acceptable for certain details but not for the main study concept.

I can see using some photographic references for certain details that might be necessary, but I have almost no need for that given my predilection for landscape.

Except for certain details (no Google searches, no email, no cell phones), ambitious fiction from 20 years ago (Doug Coupland's Generation X, Neal Stephenson's Snow Crash, Martin Amis's Time's Arrow) is in no way dated, and the sensibility and style of Joan Didion's books from even 20 years before that seem plausibly circa-2012".

He sought to clean up (to "kosher," as Tokayer put it) inaccuracies in the pirated books, and he asked Tokayer for help correcting certain details.

The app also asks that you specify certain details for tracking purposes, like whether you're doing the run indoors or outdoors, so it knows whether to use GPS or just step count to measure the distance.

Liell said the lead investigator, IUPD Sgt. Rebecca Schmuhl, misrepresented the evidence available and misled prosecutors -- for example, by omitting certain details from the affidavit.

It's common for journalists to speak with sources off the record, only to ask whether those rules can be lifted for a certain detail or quote to be permitted on the record.

Nevertheless, such references are highly subjective and in some cases past employers may even prefer, for various reasons, to omit certain details which may harm the candidate in his search for a new position.