Sentence examples for elaborates and from inspiring English sources
Food also defines, elaborates – and humanises – character.
It's music of deliberate simplicity: a repetitive pop tune that Cardew elaborates and performs with the faintest hint of bourgeois pianistic virtuosity.
And it shows how ballet vocabulary is built on specific physical principles, then elaborates and subverts them in ways that change our ideas about what ballet can be.
It's our need for a coherent narrative that misleads us: the brain elaborates and fills in gaps and we can't easily distinguish the "truth" from invention.
Later he elaborates: and if what we insist on calling fate seems inexplicable or cruel it's only because we lack the imagination to wish for what it brings, to brighten it with something more inventive than dismay.
The clause that begins "as if" is at once for our benefit and not: It explicates, or at least elaborates; and yet many of her readers will not know what jamun-fruit is.
It is very elaborate and highly specific.
They were all elaborate and time-consuming.
Dinner is more elaborate and more expensive.
"Actor" is elaborate and wide awake.
Things get more elaborate and haphazard.
