It is annoyingly repetitious and contains what seems like needless detail about things like how many millionaires lived in Philadelphia in 1845.
Mr. Bush's backers argue that his lower level of engagement is a virtue because the governor is not burdened by needless detail.
The script, regulators say, is designed to deflect questions about rates and fees, swamp borrowers under masses of needless detail and foster a trusting atmosphere that would encourage customers to lower their guard.
Like most baseball statistics, the needless detail is both impressive and oppressive; knowing that Counsell turned eight double plays at shortstop for the 2002 Diamondbacks is not important to anyone on earth, even Counsell, and you can feel guilty for being able to find that stat so easily when you do not know, say, your wife's shoe size.
Rather, the editors seek clear, declarative writing that avoids the passive tense, tangled constructions, and needless detail.
Yes, there was the bleakly inevitable intrusive media coverage, with the mainstream press invariably falling over itself to get needless coverage and ghoulish details.
I'll skip over some of the ghastlier details, but needless to say, I stayed and fought the battle.
We don't release the formula because it would only cause needless quibbling over the details of the formula and thereby draw attention away from the real point: that good teaching and research will be rewarded".
Needless to say, the professional details in the West series are meticulously accurate, as are her descriptions of the social milieu in which the crimes take place.
The data, comprising reports by vets and hygiene inspectors, details instances of needless pain and distress that include chickens being boiled alive and trucks of animals suffocating or freezing to death.
