Sentence examples for and difficult to explicate from inspiring English sources

Two of the studies [ 20, 21] reviewed tested the 'reverse causality' hypothesis and excluded this as an explanation; however, this relationship is complex and difficult to explicate using observational data.

In any case, she has a personal and professional style that is difficult to explicate and impossible to duplicate.

Whilst our analysis revealed no discernable differences in terms of his experiences of living with HIV and constructions of masculinities as compared to those who self-identified as heterosexual, future studies would do well not to mix men who have different sexual orientations as this may introduce gender identity complexities that may be difficult to explicate.

Similar to systems requirements, method requirements are often vague and hard to explicate.

Her attraction to the animals was not hard to explicate.

hospitals from 1973 2007 and to explicate and interpret common, often overlooked, birthing experiences and nursing care.

Consequently, feminist ethical philosophers notably Sara Ruddick, Virginia Held, and Annette Baier sought to explicate virtues and values suitable to everyday sociability.

Nonetheless, our knowledge of botanical drugs is still limited and efforts to explicate them warranted their importance.

He drew upon Sophocles, Goethe's Faust and Shakespeare – especially Hamlet, King Lear and Macbeth – to explicate his understanding of unconscious motivations and the complex metaphors and displacements of dreams.

How difficult it is to explicate this subtle prose-poetry: is Emerson exalting whim (as he does elsewhere) while warning us that "the laws" are not to be evaded?

In every period, poets and writers have tried to explicate their medium.