Sentence examples for some details from from inspiring English sources

"I told him that I recognized some details from real life, but that, to me, the book was a work of fiction," Rasinski says.

Politico, whose media reporter wrote a blog post about the unpublished articles, subsequently removed some details from that blog post, BuzzFeed noted.

No one wanted to talk about the suicide, since it was considered a stain on the husband's honor, but gradually the psychologist pulled some details from them.

"We'll still need to get some details from General Mills about what they think this does to their top-line growth," she said.

A table last Sunday with an article about plans for revoting on school budgets misstated some details from the Locust Valley district.

Mr. Moussaoui's lawyers asserted that Mr. Maltbie had undermined the effort to obtain a search warrant by deleting some details from Mr. Samit's requests.

Anyway, investors will get a chance to see if they can extract some detail from the company this week when it reports results.

The story of each "Nutcracker" production is different in some detail from the others, but the usual pattern goes like this: The action onstage starts with a Christmas party for adults and children.

The changing anatomy of the brain in prehistoric man has been worked out in some detail from endocranial casts and other fossil evidence, as have changes in the vocal tract.

Every now and then, to add a little life to these stories, she would inject something drawn from her mother or some detail from her own history, and those she recalled, were what her fellow students objected to most.

I would like to say that it was her eyes or her smile or some detail from the photos I saw of her, but Miley's stories of her sister were not so nostalgic.