Sentence examples for Little elaboration from inspiring English sources

There is little elaboration.

He offered little elaboration.

"I understand what that struggle is, what those internal questions are," Ms. Palin said, with little elaboration.

Yet his focus is on his team, and there's little elaboration on the ashes from which he's arisen.

"This is a referendum on the Obama administration," Mr. Markey said at one point, with little elaboration.

With a little elaboration, Theo's meaning might have been well dramatized in Anna's story, which emerges as the most persuasive part of the novel.

He proffers allegations like "liberals and others on the European left are making common cause with radical Islam" or "the United States is becoming as culpable as Europe, its liberal news media and college campuses willfully refusing to acknowledge the danger posed by radical Islam" with little evidence or elaboration.

Finally, the last reason I imagine for why my husband and I no longer have sex comes almost as a relief, because it requires very little imagination or elaboration and after I think it I can usually go back to sleep.

The only depressing part of my job is that I also see some papers with sparse, hurried, not always helpful comments and a grade with very little explanation or elaboration on how this choice was made.

It's using a traditionally corporate marketing strategy to show Romney's interest in getting this country back on track with the right leadership, without telling people how, exactly, he plans on doing that (convenient that Twitter only allows 140 characters, with little opportunity for elaboration).

However, these guidelines provide little explanation and elaboration about what constitutes a "balanced presentation", why balance is essential for informed patient decision making, what strategies developers use to present information in a balanced manner, nor how to assess the balance of information and options during the development or evaluation of PtDAs.