Sentence examples for very minutely from inspiring English sources

But in the context of this book, those entries are almost ho-hum, precisely because they could have come from any troubled "it's not about you.. The rest of Maraniss's chronicle, which very minutely traces the president's African and American lineages back for more than a century, is far more unusual.

The UI is very minutely described in this patent, making it nearly impossible to abuse and mooting any patent-war criticisms directly solely at 7,996,792.

I start in the bathroom, which is quite a ritual, with everything in its place, all very methodical and minutely organised to suit the appointed playlist.

Because of this, it is very straightforward to minutely adjust the levels of any given nutrient in your growing medium.

The reader may now vent exasperation at a surfeit of data by expostulating the very phrase being so minutely examined.

"They are largely unfamiliar, very graphic and many of them minutely detailed," said Joan Cummins, the museum's curator of Asian art, who has collaborated with Ms. Bernstein on the initiative.

On a big brown cupboard door there is a very small newspaper clipping glued at a minutely particular place.

The Booker judges' chairman, Professor Richard Cobb, said her novel was "written with dry humour, minutely observed and always at a very low key".

But none the less, Eckersley reminds us that had the delicate mechanisms of history been only minutely adjusted, British broadcasting could have looked very different.

Flower: corolla white to pink, purple, or yellow, tube long, distally bent; outer flowers generally sterile, corolla 3--10-lobed, +- bilateral, reduced, inconspicuous or expanded and spreading, +- ray-like; inner flowers bisexual, corolla +- radial; anther base tailed, tip oblong; style tip cylindric, minutely hairy distal to hairy ring, branches very short.

The stipe is minutely tomentose – covered with a layer of very fine hairs.