The goal, in the end, was an in-depth portrait of accidental firearm deaths of children, one that would shed light on how such killings occur and might be prevented.
This has allowed him to draw an in-depth portrait of bin Laden, and to chart his evolution from a self-conscious step-child growing up in Jidda, Saudi Arabia, to the visionary cave-dwelling madman who mimics the Holy Prophet in his most humdrum daily habits.
The centerpiece of MacCambridge's expansive post-World War II history of the N.F.L. is an in-depth portrait of Commissioner Pete Rozelle, who introduced many of the features -- the Super Bowl, "Monday Night Football" -- that ensured the sport's ascendancy over baseball.
9 P.M. (ABC) THE JUBILEE QUEEN WITH KATIE COURIC As Britain prepares to celebrate the 60-year reign of Queen Elizabeth II, Ms. Couric travels to London for an in-depth portrait of the queen created through interviews with her grandsons Prince William and Prince Harry; their uncle Prince Andrew and his daughters, the Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie; as well as members of her staff.
The Bitter Buddha, directed by first-time filmmaker Steven Feinartz, is an in-depth portrait of the life of comic Eddie Pepitone.
Together, these findings provide an in-depth portrait of genetic architecture and adaptation in a specialized fungal plant pathogen.
In November, John Harris gave us four in-depth portraits of cities across the UK and the futures they face.
Why do so many people want to read in-depth portraits of dogs and their owners, particularly sagas about the "worst" and most unlovable mutts?
Largely the work of Bruce Altshuler, an independent scholar, in collaboration with Phaidon's editors, it combines engaging analysis with myriad details to create in-depth portraits of exhibitions that are known, but not well.
This is the motherlode, as a crash course on the art and artworld social scene of the 1960s and early 1970s in downtown New York, with in-depth portraits of the main personalities, in all their glory and sordidness.
"Body language," he writes, "facial expressions, entrances and exits, tone of voice and word choice gave viewers an in-depth, living portrait of the family".
