Meanings of exhaustiveness in English

No attempt at exhaustiveness in their treatment is made in this work.

Bismarck controls his audience by the noticeable force and the exhaustiveness of his mental labor.

And though the whole truth is essential to science, such exhaustiveness is by no means a canon of art.

The observed trends are unlikely to be explained by random variation, changes in exhaustiveness or quality of data collection and registration.

Having thus shown his grasp of logical exhaustiveness in a manner unduly exhausting to the more intelligent, Wolf consented to resume his oration.

The whole is closely knit and coherent, and the problems involved are treated with an exhaustiveness that is equally fair to both sides.

This book is intended to serve as an introduction to the systematic study of American poetry, and, therefore, does not pretend to exhaustiveness.

Its exhaustiveness, simplicity, and anatomic basis make it useful for clinical and epidemiologic studies, including those aimed at assessment of risk factors and outcomes.

Its double origin involves a double nature; for while the English spirit is towards discursiveness and variety, the new French movement is rather towards exhaustiveness.