Sentence examples for points of detail from inspiring English sources

As Martin Kettle observed last week, there are numerous points of detail to discuss and contest.

Hood continued to walk his recalcitrant audience through points of detail that they struggled to understand.

Sen's empirical work has occasionally been criticised on points of detail, or for not going far enough.

"It has more than enough time to regularise its decisions in parliament and to finesse points of detail".

Officials who brief her on the peace process say she has always shown a formidable grasp of finer points of detail.

ENO's music director Paul Daniel is at his best in Wagner, strong on shape if less incisive when it comes to points of detail.

As of 2011, Jean-Marie Le Pen's speeches had led to 18 convictions, five for repeating that the Holocaust was a mere "point of detail" of the second world war.

She has called the Holocaust the "peak of barbarism"; that makes a change from her father, who notoriously described the Nazi gas-chambers as a "point of detail" in the history of the second world war.

Lyndsey Turner's otherwise excellent production is also wrong on one point of detail: no visitor to the kind of high-Tory London club that frames the action would be admitted without a tie.

Referring to the recent House of Lords debate, he said: "What they were contesting was a relatively small but extremely significant point of detail, which was whether government had the right to tell religious bodies which of the tasks for which they might employ people required and which did not require some level of compliance with the public teaching of the church about behaviour".

If this was all there was to it, the affair might have been considered a banal point of detail.