Sentences with phrase «little detail»

This little detail adds just the perfect amount of feminine to your look.

Every little detail is so well thought out.

Lastly, a little detail, which completes this outfit.

Isn't it funny how sometimes the tiniest little detail about your outfit can make you so happy?

The pleated bottom is such a fun little detail that I love!

Every little detail is perfection from the plate stack to the beautiful centerpiece!

Did you know that for almost fifty years, ECCO shoes have been handmade down to every little detail?

Were you a bridezilla, obsessing over every little detail and maybe even becoming depressed over things that didn't go your way?

You will teach a «bad» class (or think you did) and spend the next week ruminating over every little detail.

So I'm looking for a Wheat Belly counselor, who has the knowledge and the patience to advise me on every little detail.

Ethical vegans like me can file this little detail away to add to the growing mountain of health related concerns related to dairy.

I haven't changed a thing to the recipe, save for one tiny little detail: I used whole wheat flour as opposed to the spelt flour that the original recipe called for.

But perhaps I'll go into a little detail, similar to how Sophie of The Clean Beauty Blog did a few posts ago.

Sure, the chin - up hits the biceps but you need a little detail work.

While they all use exceptional technique, most of them use very different techniques to maximize their specific strengths and physical proportions, every little detail serves a significant purpose.

If you chose this tone from the 12 crystal bowl tones Audio as your primary to feel your life purpose, you are being called in some way to exhibit the highest level of inner knowing and freedom from attachment to the physical world and yet you revel in every little detail of the physical world.

Are they Grass - fed???? I'd say absolutely, «No» after cruising through Dannon's website which provides very little detail actually about this yogurt none the less milk source.

Stressing too much about every little detail of your perfectly imperfect body will leave you feeling and seeing negative stress - induced effects.

As I continued to explain every little detail of a recent life event, I dotted a rich blue liquid onto the finger pads of my left hand, gently gliding the oil and then pressing my right fingers to left to evenly distribute it before inhaling deeply.

I understand that we are a lot of people asking and we want to know every little detail.

Let's review these ingredients in a little detail below.

Because the purpose of this assignment isn't to try to control every little detail; it's just to get to the core of what you want.

Dozens of cups, out of their boxes, so I could see every little detail.

Trying to micromanage every tiny little detail about the changes I wanted to make had turned me into something entirely different.

It isn't when almost every little detail of your life, including tragedies, remains imprinted in your brain.

The telescopes of the day revealed very little detail about these objects, but astronomers could see enough to know that these nebulae came in different shapes.

Because it is so distant — 19 times farther from the sun than Earth — astronomers were able to see little detail on its surface until adaptive optics on both Keck Observatory telescopes revealed features much like those on Jupiter.

He adds that there is little detail on how competitive funding schemes will be run, how applications will be vetted, and how conflicts of interest will be avoided.

A few sketches had appeared in scientific journals but rarely to scale and with little detail.

Probably they looked right initially, but some little detail changed and the mistake couldn't be unwound easily enough for an amateur programmer to manage.

Moderna Therapeutics has shared little detail in published papers about the technology it's developing, though there are clues in its abundant patent filings.

Moderna has shared little detail in published papers about the technology it's developing, though there are clues in its abundant patent filings.

In virtually every single respect [it] looks like a snake, except for one little detail — it has arms and legs.

When Mary Shelley published her story of Victor Frankenstein and his misshapen monster in 1818, she provided little detail about how exactly the doctor built his creation except that «the dissecting room and the slaughterhouse furnished many of [his] materials» and that he infused «a spark of being in the lifeless thing.»

Mark - Viverito has answered repeated questions about her future with little detail, though with the presidential race heating up she has been traveling the country as a Clinton supporter, leading to increasing discussion of a federal post if the Democrat wins.

The governor has proposed a vague plan to consolidate long - term inpatient treatment for people with mental illness, disrupt children's care and place greater emphasis on community services, but the administration has offered little detail about meeting needs of people and communities.

But the administration has offered little detail about meeting needs of people and communities.

The governor has proposed a vague plan to consolidate long - term inpatient treatment for people with mental illness, disrupt essential children's care and place greater emphasis on community services, but the administration has offered little detail about meeting needs of people and communities.

There was little detail in the remarks yesterday about the sort of people it would comprise, the cost, and how the job would be done differently from the way in which our staff currently undertake it,» he said.

The governor's initiative will not save any money and the agency has provided little detail about their plans.

«For instance,» DiNapoli said, «a $ 385 million increase of authorized borrowing for the state and municipal facilities program was enacted with little detail on intended purposes, projects, or selection.»

There is little detail about which areas of policy the Conservatives are likely to focus on however.

«She has given little detail about how that is to be achieved and there are some unanswered questions and some big gaps.

Such measures include: broad expansions of executive authority to redirect or reduce funding after the enactment of the Budget and the shifting of billions of dollars in spending outside the Budget; the appropriation of significant amounts with little detail as to specific purposes or recipients; and reduction of the independent oversight of public resources.»

Let's not get too excited, though, because there's still that little detail of actually going out to vote on November 2nd.

«Since I'm not a legislator yet I don't have to be voting on every little detail of it.»

It may appear as if the legislative programme for the NHS reform has been going on for years, but the original plans held very little detail about precisely how services would be tendered out.

None of the major - party Missouri congressional candidates has a campaign social networking profile at all, but the article looks in a little detail at an Ohio congressman's and a Missouri state senatorial candidate's social media outreach.

In effect, the original debate over NHS reforms under Andrew Lansley - which were so controversial they had to be paused while the prime minister tried to save them — was conducted with precious little detail about how the plans would operate in practice.

Using a various shades of purple (purple ombre, if you will), I pulled together a great party that allowed me to enjoy the celebration with friends and family and celebrate my daughter's first year without worrying about every little detail.