Besides, the First Consul considered it indispensable that such circumstantial details should be given in a way to leave no doubt of their correctness.

But, while I like the production's colourful circumstantial detail, one of Rourke's ideas misfires.

He was half surprised to see that they were not badly burned, and wondered why his mind should have produced this curious piece of circumstantial detail.

"I have imagined many circumstantial details which history omitted to record," Lodge admits, and the innocent reader will probably conclude that these are among them.

He wrote about it fifty years before Rhine, with documentation and circumstantial detail.

The possible Carolina origins does correspond with circumstantial details about the name "Catawba".

Like the apologue, the parable generally relates a single, simple, consistent action, without a great deal of circumstantial detail.

All this was set down in circumstantial detail by the Devoted Caddis, nearly two centuries ago.

Those circumstantial details Wexford had been so tantalising about were coming back to him from his own memory.

A quarter of the subjects reported remembering the fictitious event, and elaborated on it with extensive circumstantial detail.