Sentence examples for mean detail from inspiring English sources

But, remember: excess does not mean detail.

As residents of Fremont began considering what the decision would now mean, details of the new law were a new matter for debate.

It all sounds nightmarish, demanding "a meticulous attention to the meanest detail: / sexy suffering in satin gowns".

It means details like fine burled-walnut panelling.

This means detailing the skills you developed as well as your achievements and the impact they had on the organisation.

The president has this strange notion that his belief in God means detailed and perfect knowledge of everything that God wants.

He said that meant detailing the involvement and cooperation of city officials, the local Olympic bid committee, the United States Olympic Committee and the I.O.C.

What it means: Details are not clear yet, although the Liberal Democrats had wanted to scrap CTFs altogether, while the Conservatives had planned to give them only to the poorest third of families and disabled children.

A proposed route was first published in 2013 for the northern half of HS2, but a review of the programme and debate over the location of stations, especially around Sheffield, means detailed plans have been delayed by almost two years.

The Met Police, meanwhile, said it was clear "insufficient recording and checks meant detailed information regarding the officer's misconduct history was not shared at key points".

Her report criticises "retrospective record keeping" at the council, which meant details of contact with Ms Cruz and with other agencies were only put on the computer system after the murder.