Sentence examples for full of specifics from inspiring English sources
Traders get excited and are full of specifics.
At the same time, Frankel's question was forceful and full of specifics.
Asked about the tit-for-tat speeches, Jay Carney, the White House press secretary, said that Mr. Obama's remarks on Tuesday had been full of specifics — "a comprehensive, detailed, dare I say wonky exposition of his views of what our budget priorities ought to be and his views on why the Republican budget put forward by Chairman Ryan is not the right solution".
Hockney's etchings are full of specific references, often half hidden: Mahalia Jackson sings in Washington Square, a label on a bottle carries letters from "Lady Clairol", the dye that he first used to bleach his hair, and the plate's title echoes its advertisement – The start of the Spending Spree and the Door Opening for a Blonde.
I'm a WINS addict; I always look forward to hearing Carl Babinski with the "official 1010 Accuweather forecast," full of specific information on the region, bantering with the announcer and always concluding with the words: "I'm Accuweather meterologist Carl Babinski, on New York's weather station, 1010 WINS".
Jindal brought with him to the breakfast a detailed energy plan full of specific, thoughtful (and largely deregulatory) proposals.
Like a traditional war game, they are chock-full of specifics about available troops and weapons, and with specific challenges to account for the tyranny of time, distance, weather and unexpected actions by the adversary.
I enjoy those characterizations of the book, which come safely afterwards—"alternative history of the U.S". or "large scope"—but of course they had no place in getting started, or even in the process of carrying forward with a project so full of eccentric specifics as this one.
