Sentence examples for a little elucidation from inspiring English sources

"Authentic" is necessarily the key word in that assertion, and needs a little elucidation.

A little elucidation on "Pop" Torello, the honoree of a somewhat cryptic brass plaque at 227 Smith Street in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, and the subject of a question about his identity in the F.Y.I. column on Nov. 2: Living right around the corner, I, too, have been intrigued by the plaque, and in the days leading up to its 50th anniversary in July 2006, I did some digging.

Although there are some reports on genes involved in plant DDT, most describe TLS polymerases (Anderson et al. [2008]; [Curtis and Hays 2007]; Garcia-Ortiz et al. [2004]; Sakamoto et al. [2003]; Takahashi et al. [2005]) and a few on error-free DDT genes from Arabidopsis (Chen et al. [2008]; Wen et al. [2006]; Wen et al. [2008]), with little elucidation on the mechanism.

Having experienced both world schooling and traditional schools, perhaps I could add a little clarity and elucidation as to some of the benefits of world schooling, and share with you the approach we take as a family and how we choose to learn.

It's a little Hollywood, and the elucidation is purchased at too high a price.

But, with a little effort, one can imagine that Mallarmé discerned an affinity between his own mode of writing — in which the haunting, repetitive phrase supplanted the concrete elucidation — and "the latest fashion".

A little.

Since the initial identification and characterization of GAGA-binding proteins in plants, only little progress has been made towards a functional elucidation of these proteins.

Kerrigan dismisses postmodern criticism: it is a symptom of "our current decadence" (p. 31) and has contributed "little to the elucidation of Hamlet" (p. xi).

A betrayal or a tasteful elucidation of our green and pleasant land?

I'm doing images, and not writing something because there are things that don't correspond to a verbal elucidation".