It is also an effect of trying to describe faithfully someone with whom one has spent a lot of time in blinding emotional close-up.

Mr. Kinkead-Weekes faithfully describes every hotel, pension and private house the Lawrences inhabited in their manic rambles across Europe, along with the rents they paid and the full history of every guest they received and every host who received them.

The idiosyncratic details shown in the earlier phase figurines have led one researcher to declare that they are "genuine essays in portraiture", while another adds that the figurines "faithfully describe age, status, and expression".

Discretely and with no violence, Appleyard faithfully and severely describes the state of spiritual and semantic emptiness of the words and trapped feeling that the dictatorship carried within for more than thirty.

In their note-books the two captains faithfully described all these new animals and all the strange sights they saw.

The book throws much light on the works of Burns, especially on the original of Dr. Hornbook, and faithfully describes the society into which the poet was born.

Then believe me, I can describe you even more faithfully with numbers.

She had not erased the past; she'd brought it to life in her parents' eyes, and for almost 20 years (until they died), her parents faithfully described their ongoing torment in Iowa to her - all the while begging her to come 'home' but refusing to come visit her.

The conclusions faithfully describe reality only if the initial model used is correct.

Višnjić's poetry often exceeds its traditional models: while faithfully describing the battles and events, his poems also carry convincing psychological portraits of the participants, such as Karageorge and Prince Ivo of Semberija, who lost all his property by ransoming slaves from the Ottoman Turks.