Sentence examples for thoroughgoing account from inspiring English sources

A 1990 book, "Naked by the Window," is a thoroughgoing account of the 1985 death of the artist Ana Mendieta, who either committed suicide by leaping from her 34th-floor Greenwich Village apartment or was thrown from the window and killed by her husband, the sculptor Carl Andre.

Whether one sticks with Greenberger or returns to Reeves's more thoroughgoing account, Arthur's story attains a sudden, wild velocity from the moment he arrives with Conkling, "striding arm in arm" (same phrase, both books), at the Republicans' June, 1880, Chicago Convention.

Following the Epicurean model (with debts to Lucretius, Democritus, and others still), he starts with a basic ontology of matter and void, and develops a thoroughgoing account of the physical world rooted in a picture of the inherent features of atoms.

Founded by Daniel Blum, it was a thoroughgoing accounting of Broadway shows, out-of-town tryouts and summer stock productions.

(GA I, 2: 369) Fichte sought to remedy this situation by developing a more thoroughgoing idealistic account of experience, one which placed the notion of 'positing' at the center of the system.

Following a line marked out earlier by the Spanish philosopher and poet Moses ibn Ezra (1060 1139), Benedict de Spinoza (1632 77) put forward a thoroughgoing reappraisal of the traditional account of the origin of the Pentateuch in his Tractatus Theologico-Politicus (1679).

If so, that would seem to preclude thoroughgoing commitments to war or peace or grand causes.

"We could conduct inquiries into thoroughgoing success, but what would be the point?

Mark Green is, at least in politics, as thoroughgoing a professional as Bloomberg is an amateur.

A thoroughgoing commitment to transcendence cannot allow for a God who is involved in human affairs.

Hull's is the most thoroughgoing attempt to date to provide an evolutionary account of scientific practice, at least in a specific field.