Sentence examples for the fullest description from inspiring English sources

The fullest description, which omits many details, is found in Apollodorus's speech "Against Neaera".

John D'Emilio, in his new biography, "Lost Prophet: The Life and Times of Bayard Rustin" (Free Press), has provided the fullest description so far of the awful depth of Rustin's agony over these matters.

Robert D. Blackwill, the new American ambassador to India, today offered the fullest description yet of the Bush administration's drive to turn India and the United States into "fast friends and international partners" after decades of strained relations.

Pop's draft-registration card from 1942 contains the fullest description of him that has ever come to my attention: his height is five feet eight inches, his eyes are hazel, his weight is a hundred and sixty-two pounds, his hair is gray, and his complexion is "ruddy".

So, for example, according to QM the fullest description possible of a radium atom (or a chunk of radium, for that matter), does not suffice to determine when a given atom will decay, nor how many atoms in the chunk will have decayed at any given time.

For more details, and to see our student winners from last year, see the full description.

The full description of the winning design will not be made until next week, said Matthew Higgins, the corporation's chief operating officer.

The discovery that the number of chromosomes remains constant from one generation to the next resulted in the full description of the process of meiosis.

It is part of a larger study and the full description of the work will be submitted for publication quite soon," he says.

Be sure to read the fuller description, but, in a nutshell, they are: 1. Participants must respond to at least one other comment, using the "@" symbol.

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