Sentence examples for often detailing from inspiring English sources

The combative nature of the hearings can often strain relationships between the two sides, with teams often detailing their player's weaknesses to win the hearing.

Each account, often detailing serious and incurable medical conditions, is rendered sympathetically, as if the author is sharing experiences with the patient as a friend rather than retelling a story from a distance.

Neel was known for talking almost nonstop as she painted her subject, often detailing the amazing ups and downs of her colorful life, with its poverty, many love affairs, radical politics and children born out of wedlock.

Fish depicted in mosaics were often detailed enough to be recognizable as dusky groupers.

They were sometimes long, up to 14 hours, often detailed, and sometimes tense.

"We are often detailed midtour to other firehouses when there is a fire somewhere else and some firemen get hurt," he wrote.

Z specifications are often detailed enough to be translated into executable software.

For an allocation of PSM sites to certain habitat types, often detailed data are missing, e.g. regarding bedrock (lime, silicate, sand, etc).

These codes and standards are often detailed and may refer to only one species or product.

The best illustrations in glossaries and introductory sections are often detailed, labelled drawings by professional botanical illustrators.

One interesting phenomenon revealed within the in-depth interviews is that patients often detailed their conventional medication treatment to their CAM practitioners but not the other way round.