Sentence examples for with great thoroughness from inspiring English sources

Silverman, a Pulitzer Prize-winning historian, lays out with great thoroughness Morse's troubled life.

The Times covers war, recession, politics, science and more with great thoroughness, and a change of pace is refreshing.

In "Lightning Man," the historian Kenneth Silverman lays out with great thoroughness the troubled busy life of Samuel F. B. Morse, the telegraph's inventor.

Mnesilochus is disguised with great thoroughness as a woman and sent on his mission, but his true sex is discovered and he is at once seized by the women.

His purpose, he wrote, was not to invent new theories of rhetoric but to judge between existing ones, and this he did with great thoroughness and discrimination, rejecting anything he considered absurd and always remaining conscious of the fact that theoretical knowledge alone is of little use without experience and good judgment.

"Theirs is one of the world's great love stories," opines the very cool, eloquent and English-born Whitney Museum curator Chrissie Iles; and this documentary certainly probes that part of Abramovic's life with great thoroughness, even engineering a reunion between the pair.

For clinical trialists, knowing that the dataset will be available to others might ensure that data and analyses are gathered, curated, and archived with greater thoroughness; the temptation to report results selectively should be reduced; and scientific misconduct should be less likely.

JOYCE LESLIE Piscataway, N.J., Dec. 8, 2008 • You say of the front-page article on Angelina Jolie, "The Times covers war, recession, politics, science and more with a great thoroughness, and a change of pace is refreshing".

Hamlet's latest editors have undertaken a heroic task with great skill and thoroughness, but a reader has to be equally heroic to master the complexities of their edition.

Sergeants can monitor the investigation in real time, stepping in to direct greater thoroughness when it is needed.

In spite of their greater thoroughness, or perhaps because of it, they were not as widely read either in Germany or Europe as a whole.