Sentence examples for true detail from inspiring English sources

We readers -- the "every person" of Hedges' title -- need to know in true detail what kind of hell, and how and why.

WP: I believe in telling the story with as much true detail as possible, without unnecessary hyperbole or embellishment.

However, supporters of the singer have long suggested the true details of his death were covered up.

It alleges that "dark forces" within the British establishment worked to cover up the true details of Diana's death in 1997.

Fact-checking is a search for someone to trust, and for some acceptable balance of smaller, true details that amount to one bigger fact.

"We need the true details of the financial records and I'm quite sure that the treasurer and under-treasurer will look closely at the outcomes of the administrator's verdict," she said.

The home's report to the state shows that Seaport failed to disclose the true details of her suicide, saying only that she was discovered dead in her bed.

"Sadly, George Osborne refuses to do this and is now hiding himself as well as the true details of this deal from public scrutiny so as to avoid any awkward questions".

I later learned other troublingly true details: for example, the husband of one of the main characters is Harald, who has practically the same name as McCarthy's own first husband.

There was an anecdote that, whatever the true details of the legislative fight, played badly for Pawlenty, about how he supposedly maneuvered Bachmann and other legislators into the position of having to raise taxes or loosen abortion restrictions.

His new memoir, "Too Good to Be True," details everything that went wrong after that, from deep financial troubles to the rupture of his marriage while his wife was pregnant with their son.