Sentence examples for elaboration from from inspiring English sources

The question did not seek elaboration from the juror, who, like all the others, is serving anonymously.

He had to know that his vague letter to Congress virtually demanded elaboration from "senior government officials," who would apply their own gloss, in the form of leaks.

"That all men sleep by intervals" required no further elaboration from John Locke, who did much of his sleeping during the latter part of the seventeenth century.

Only by deciding whether a constitutional right was violated in the first place would "the process for the law's elaboration from case to case" be preserved, Justice Anthony M. Kennedy wrote in the Saucier majority opinion.

This happened again on "Sarabande," when a typically fluid elaboration from Mr. Hersch was followed by a Lovano solo that called to mind a kite wheeling and ducking about in high wind.

Source: our elaboration from Costa Edutainment Integrated Report (2016): 19.

Such digressions amused the rapt crowd, which would have scorned such bar-band style elaborations from a less respected source.

I have a fantasy of seeing a mural by Wini Brewer up on a city wall in LA, with additions and elaborations from a group of experienced Cholo graffiti artists, mixing my worlds, the co-mingling of a sweet 70-something year old lady with brazen dudes.

A further elaboration came from Dagmar Herzog of the City University of New York, author of "Sex After Fascism: Memory and Morality in Twentieth-Century Germany": "The Nazis pretended they were cleaning up the 'dirty, Jewish' sex of the Weimar era.

Source: authors' own elaboration, adapted from Pahl-Wostl et al. (2010 578).

Such elaboration stems from the identification of anomalies and offers new predictions with regard to the theory.