Sentence examples for profusion of details from inspiring English sources

The profusion of details is focussed, but rather than highlighting only one, he highlights many.

Nonfiction's profusion of details has an intrinsic fascination that fiction risks emptying out.

With a profusion of details concerning producers, geography, vineyard and vineyard rating, the Burgundy label, too, can appear complicated and intimidating.

The description of the plot hardly suggests the keenly observed and inventively imagined profusion of details—of behavior, dialogue, mood and the coalescence of Sean Price Williams's intimate, high-pressure cinematography with the actor's presences.

The stately pace unfolds layers and nuances of the intricate social codes of prewar imperial Vienna with a novelistic fullness: Stroheim's plethora of angles, shifting points of view, and profusion of details of décor, dress, and gesture bring to the screen a Dostoyevskian frenzy of inner life.

Science strives to see the patterns hidden within the profusion of detail that nature offers, recognizing that its conclusions must be approximations of the truth.

Price, in contrast, favoured a profusion of detail and praised the "accidents" of nature a withered tree, a half-submerged branch breaking the glassy surface of a pool.

George Inness is cited not only for admiring Corot but also for recognizing the profusion of detail that supposedly weakens many of the French master's efforts.

The madcap energy and profusion of detail, the weaving of unmarked dialogue with narration, the swoops from comedy to pathos — these are all typical of Lemebel's prose.

In bringing "Wonder Boys" to the screen, Steve Kloves and Curtis Hanson have tried to be faithful both to its spirit of bittersweet farce and to its beguiling profusion of detail.

The critical apparatus he erects approaches the shaky heights of Babel, yet the wealth and profusion of detail within it would purblind Larkin's own shivering sizar.