Sentence examples for elaborating what from inspiring English sources

This strengthens Vasari's case but does not prove it: he may be erroneously elaborating what was actually a descriptive title.

"We're a professional police force and losing one leader won't affect us, though it will probably have some effect on the ordinary people," said Huang Shu, without elaborating what that effect might be.

"Everything else is to be derived from this…My entire life consisted in elaborating what had burst forth from the unconscious and flooded me like an enigmatic stream and threatened to break me".

Alongside new work by artists from across the world, the show will also include Jung's Red Book, his richly illustrated work "elaborating what had burst forth from the unconscious", as well as occultist Aleister Crowley's tarot designs, and Shaker drawings made under, their makers believed, the direct influence of God.

The articles in this special issue make an important contribution by elaborating what this work involves.

At the same time as Koolhaas was trying to define the ultimate effects of globalisation on the city, identifying an alarming loss of identity, several architects (including the same Koolhaas) were reacting to this apparent flatness of architecture by elaborating what has lately been called iconic architecture.

He elaborated: "What does it mean to be Corsican today?

Other times, she splendidly elaborates what Levi gives a bare sketch of.

Lord* Hutton: Would you just elaborate what you mean by the misinterpretation placed on the forty-five-minutes claim?

That situation turned ugly, and Girardi said he learned a little from it, though he did not elaborate what could help him if it arose again.

The biggest, as Mr. Girardin ventured by telephone the other day, was, "What is possible to show in a photograph?" He elaborated: "What does society accept or refuse?