Sentence examples for being spelled out from inspiring English sources
The phrase "being spelled out" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to something that is being clearly explained or articulated. Example: "The rules of the game are being spelled out for all participants to ensure everyone understands."
It was as if the grammar of a language that I had always heard but never understood was finally being spelled out for me.
1962 Soviet Battle of Poets Flares MOSCOW — A literary war of considerable significance for the future of liberal thought in the Soviet Union flared today [Nov. 28] over Stalin, whose tyranny is being spelled out daily in painful detail.
There is a reason few people know that Pablo Picasso wrote plays, and that reason is being spelled out in a wearying, intermissionless 90-minute production at the Clemente Soto Velez Cultural Center on the Lower East Side.
I admit my heart plummeted at tonight's opening scenes: not only was Birgitte abroad, shunning Danish for English – not normally a recipe for success – but those first shots of a super-glamorous Nyborg in a helicopter over Hong Kong, the diary engagements of a successful private sector boss being spelled out, landed with a massive thunk.
It was a desperate 90 minutes for the Scot on his old ground, hearing his fractured relationship with his former supporters being spelled out in graphic terms.
That the puppy didn't buy a vowel, get a clue, and understand what was being spelled out was a problem, so the dog growled louder.
That qualification is now being spelt out by the judges.
They are spelled out in precise dollars.
Here they are spelled out specifically.
The requirements are spelled out in University Policy 5.10 Information Securityy.
This is spelled out in British law.
