Sentence examples for long details from inspiring English sources

I take it Brink is hoping to revise or complement Coetzee's novel (there is a Mike Coetzee in this book who is a smart young lawyer), to put in all the emotions Coetzee so scrupulously left out and to see the relationship of the older man and the young woman through its long details to its broken end.

By using rigorous mathematical analysis (to keep the paper from too long, details are not to be given here), we find that.

History of migraine needs a long time to listen & the ability to listen,.... which normally a psychiatrist does not have time to listen the painful past & long details without getting revenue - or fee or financially paid for - so depression goes unnoticed.

Long detailed how she was one of 159 candidates for the job when Petrino hired her.

Long, detailed but necessarily inconclusive sections on dates and sources impede readability.

It is 173 pages long, detailing all the unanswered questions about Iraq's WMD.

If he wants us to care so little, why spend so long detailing their professions, proclivities and relationships?

More recent examples of the long, detail-rich sentence can be found in Richard Ford's Frank Bascombe trilogy, each volume of which takes place over a holiday weekend.

One shares the story of Donald Thum, a fan from Fonda, N.Y., who wrote long, detailed letters about games and draft strategy to Wellington Mara (the letters were so bulky he put three stamps on the envelope), which Mara always replied to.

Any trembling strays he takes a liking to might find themselves caught up in a long, detail-rich disquisition on the subject of San Marzano tomatoes, which are cultivated in the Sarno River area of southern Italy, where he was born.

Dear Sir: The following charges have been made against you as postmaster at University, Miss.: (Quotes long detailed list (7) of charges &/or complaints that were part of the letter).