Sentence examples for desire to explicate from inspiring English sources

It is bound like a book and opens with an essay by Mr. Perez about his "desire to explicate the creative project that is fatherhood".

In Sight & Sound, David Jays wrote that "Johansson's marvellous performance builds on the complex innocence of her screen presence (Ghost World, Lost in Translation)." Jays concluded his review by praising Webber and Serra's ability to "... deftly deploy daylight, candle and shadow, denying our desire to see clearly just as Vermeer refuses to explicate the situations in his paintings.

Sheen has tried to explicate.

Include a key to explicate the representations.

Her attraction to the animals was not hard to explicate.

He missed few opportunities to explicate his poor opinion of the mainstream media.

Environmental advocates chime in, with their own statistic-spewing verve, to explicate what has gone wrong.

Arendt consistently used the word "thoughtless" to explicate Eichmann's banality.

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

Croft is an enthusiast and her subjects are lucky in having her to explicate their work.

(Think of Pound trying to explicate the finer points of usury in the "Cantos").