Hence, you should not neglect anything and study minutely.
Read the numerical questions minutely.
Bob Woodward's depressing and often tedious new book, "The Price of Politics," reads like a minutely detailed illustration of these woes.
Mr. Bix's book, though very different in style, covers some of the same ground, and reads like a minutely researched docket of the emperor's surprisingly active role in the war.
The day began with a minutely choreographed 90-minute reading class.
On the Road asks to be read as a novel, in other words – not as a minutely adjusted slice of life.
If, almost unwittingly for she wasn't good at words, couldn't spell and seldom read books—she replaced an "Oh" with an "Ah", or paused minutely too long, upsetting the rhythm of his music, she would hear his murmured "Oh Lord!" from the stalls, and see his head fall to his hands.
Without going into fun-wrecking detail, suffice it to say that Things Go Wrong, not least in the form of a minutely described attack of amoebic dysentery that should not be read immediately after breakfast.So far, so predictable.
There is a long article he wrote as a young reporter about a shipwreck, reprinted verbatim; extended sections on Ulysses S Grant, which read more like a projected Grant biography than a Twain autobiography; pages minutely describing the Villa di Quarto in Florence, and so on.
Visually, Mr. Ware's minutely rendered jigsawlike compositions suggest abstract paintings from a distance; up close they read like excruciating self-revelations.
