Sentence examples for overly detail from inspiring English sources

Teams have been known to downplay, exaggerate or overly detail their teams' injuries in an attempt to confuse or mislead upcoming opponents.

A vivid, overly detailed songwriter, Mr. Snider is a worthy antagonist.

Still, there is much to gain from this rich if overly detailed book.

His accents are overly detailed, especially for Bridget, the only main character who is white.

But he'll notice if someone is just getting overly detailed, tooling away on edits too soon.

The layouts are plain –- each page is based on a six-panel grid -– and the drawings are not overly detailed, but the emotions are conveyed powerfully.

But her highly ambitious fourth novel, "The New Yorkers" (1969), was criticized as being overly detailed, rambling and without shape or form.

But every find must yield vast reserves of oil or there would be no point to the overly detailed, often sluggish book.

It is time for the SEC itself to impose more rigorous standards, although that should often be through sound principles (including paying less attention to single numbers for earnings) rather than overly detailed rules.

Mr. Fairouz wrote the libretto, adapting it from the Hakim play, and in this first scene there are cumbersome dramatic stretches where the back story has to be filled in through overly detailed dialogue between the sisters.

How can we trust the opinions of those who give us easy, unhelpful, overly detailed plot summaries instead of undertaking the more difficult search for answers to the most important and essential questions: What makes great art so exhilarating?