Sentence examples for vast detailed from inspiring English sources

The power of the newest generation of game consoles can be used to create impressively vast, detailed worlds.

The UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation draws vast detailed maps showing who is vulnerable to food shortages ("poverty mapping").

In his vast, detailed Raj Quartet (The Jewel in the Crown [1966], The Day of the Scorpion [1968], The Towers of Silence [1971], and A Division of the Spoils [1975]), Paul Scott charted the last years of the British in India; he followed it with Staying On (1977), a poignant comedy about those who remained after independence.

When a game developer creates a vast, detailed, dynamic landscape and an intricate cast of characters to go with it, why not open it up to fledgling animators and see what they can come up with?

These could be sweeping and vast or detailed and intimate.

Its understanding of its users, its mindbogglingly vast and detailed data on users and the standard of its engineering and business operations have flourished.

It will be fascinating to see how this pans out on current-gen consoles and PCs where the skate grounds can be vast and detailed, and the control systems more analogue than ever.

You can tackle a significant set of challenge levels on your own or co-operatively, but, as with older brother Modern Warfare, it's the vast and detailed multiplayer modes that millions around the world will still be playing in six months' time.

But the trove found in Sinjar is so vast and detailed that American officials believe that the patterns and percentages revealed by it offer for the first time a far more precise account of the personal circumstances of foreign fighters throughout the country.

This self-taught English artist's vast, intensely detailed visions of nature under the baleful dominion of industry -- with pretty androgynous warriors clad in sexy outfits appearing here and there -- suggest the drive of a genuinely offbeat imagination struggling to come to grips with powerful psychological tensions.

One cause of this is the constant siphoning of water to maintain the lavish hotels, casinos and golf courses of Las Vegas, which Epstein captures in all their extravagance in a picture so vast and detailed you could stand in front of it for hours and not take all of it in.