Sentence examples similar to all explication from inspiring English sources

His stand-up is a warts-and-all explication of the young adult experience.

If the reconstruction of empirical theories by ramseyfication in Carnap's fashion is unacceptable, then all explications that build on this are called into question: explications of theoretical analyticity as much as explications of the experiential import of theories.

Sometimes, for all the explication and context, you just gawp at the sheer ferocity with which his talent burnt at its height.

But he said he dreaded the possibility that explication will all but vanish in 2008 since the primaries will be bunched together early in the year, and some candidates have already expressed reluctance to engage in too many debates.

Viewed as an explication, this definition does not purport to capture all aspects of the antecedent uses of 'ordered pair' in mathematics (and in ordinary life); instead, it aims to capture the essential uses.

I can think of no better tonic for all this legal and technical explication than listening to Thomas playing two 1943 Gibson SJ guitars — one with a rosewood back and sides, the other mahogany (I have a 1949 variant, mahogany, which I bought for $35 in 1977 — in pieces — and rebuilt):.

We await an explication of the roots of Muslim irony.

"This book is an explication to the Mexican people".

Unrestricted probabilistic comparative cp-laws have been suggested as an explication of generic causal relations (Cartwright 1989, 145f; Eells 1991, 85f): they assert that a variable X is a probabilistic cause of some other variable Y in all possible circumstances, where these circumstances are expressed in terms of the values of X and the X-independent remainder variables Zi (1≤i≤n).

This questionnaire began with a thorough explication of all stages of the experimental procedure, after which participants signed informed consent.

All forms of egoism require explication of "self-interest" (or "welfare" or "well-being").