Sentence examples for elaborating on one from inspiring English sources

As in life itself, the feelings keep changing, amplifying and elaborating on one another, weaving the ever-present web that is, in the words of the British psychoanalyst D. W. Winnicott, where we start from.

We implement this approach by concentrating and elaborating on one strand of the Triple Helix - corporate and business relationships - in contrasting three metropolitan areas: the Austin Texas Metropolitan Area, the Minneapolis/St.

For example, students reported that blogs promoted interaction with others, through greater communication and information sharing with peers (Chu, Chan, & Tiwari, 2012; Ivala & Gachago, 2012; Mansouri & Piki, 2016), and analyses of blog posts show evidence of students elaborating on one another's ideas and sharing experiences and conceptions of course content (Sharma & Tietjen, 2016).

After exchanging ideas and elaborating on one another's experiments, they successfully developed a procedure for DNA transformation in nematodes.

The different purposes of QRA are explained, and we elaborate on one of the purposes, that is, Land-Use Planning.

Their 1994 single "Missing" is an elemental song that uses clear language to elaborate on one of pop's key phrases: "I miss you".

In 1929, about the time Wegener's ideas began to be dismissed, Arthur Holmes elaborated on one of Wegener's many hypotheses; the idea that the mantle undergoes thermal convection.

Similarly, one might wish that the author had elaborated on one of the more profound effects of the scandals on America's place in the world: other countries are now rethinking whether they should adopt our system of financial reporting.

Please permit me to elaborate on one of the reasons for Westchester County's failure to achieve its affordable housing goal of 5,000 units in the last decade ("Addressing the County's No. 1 Need," May 14).

By now Mr. Q was way over my head as he elaborated on one of his influences, Harry Partch who was a composer and pioneering instrument creator.

Johnnie L. Cochran Jr., Simpson's lead trial lawyer, also elaborated on one of the defense team's most controversial theories of the case: the notion that the intended victim of the attacks might have been Faye Resnick, the self-described best friend of Nicole Brown Simpson and an admitted drug user who was in a rehabilitation center at the time of the killings.