Even so, this humane, elegantly written, exhaustively researched biography is the best yet of Macmillan, and indeed one of the best of any postwar prime minister.
Daphne Merkin, who reviewed my book "Exuberance: The Passion for Life" (Dec. 5), is an avowed masochist who has written exhaustively on the pleasures of pain and the miseries of her existence.
Since people are writing exhaustively about the product and the technology (and using it for incredibly creative things), I want to talk about it from a different angle.
All of the major media have written exhaustively about Detroit's bleak prospects.
She is very friendly with biographer Donald Spoto, who has written various exhaustively detailed books foregrounding Hitchcock's dark side.
Vividly written and exhaustively researched, this remarkable book gives new insight into the making of the monster, who often emerges less as a steely ideologue than a repellent rogue - but more complex and multi-faceted than before.
But The Independent's F1 correspondent David Tremayne, who has written an exhaustively researched biography, believes Rindt would have continued for another year with Lotus, before joining forces with his manager Bernie Ecclestone to set up their own team.
The other thing that I've written about exhaustively in my books -- Cuba Confidential and Without Fidel -- is that on numerous occasions in the '60s, '70s and '80s, the U.S. made numerous overtures to Cuba, whether it was [former Secretary of State Henry] Kissinger or [former President Jimmy ] Carter or whoever, to end it all.
Some cultural historians have suggested that only two other figures in Western civilization — Jesus and Napoleon — have been scrutinized and written about more exhaustively.
The film is an amalgam of scripted lines, exhaustively written, rewritten and honed during weeks of rehearsals by Mr. Iannucci and three co-writers, and dialogue improvised as the cameras rolled and the actors were invited to riff.
