The functions and powers of the chambers are enumerated in much detail.
The organs and powers of government are defined in much detail, but there is nothing equivalent to the bill of rights which finds a place in most European constitutions.
Study to see this, and to express it first, and then put in as much detail as you see fit, only taking care never to lose the main thing in getting those details.
Largeness of conception and execution, and only so much detailas shall be necessary to the best expression compatible with that largeness.
Give as much detail where the emphasis lies as will insure the completeness of representation--not a touch more.
Because so little is known of beaked whales every encounter should be recorded in as much detail as possible.
Any person taking data on stranded cetaceans should follow the instructions itemized below, being careful to take measurements in the manner prescribed and to record data in as much detail as possible.
Even if no form is available, however, observations should be recorded in rough form, in as much detail as possible.
He was a careful, refined painter, possessed of feeling and tenderness, producing pictures with enamelled surfaces and much detail.
There is much detail, study, and considerable grace about his work, but little of strength.
He had a slight, smooth brush, much detail, and a profusion of color.
You described the rifle to her in as much detail as you have to us?
And when you moved from the front to the rear seat, would you describe in as much detail as you can your relative position with respect to the position of President Johnson's body?
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "much detail" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
