Sentence examples for elaboration my from inspiring English sources

Denis Sargent uses an ink jet printer to print on unbleached muslin and includes a tantalizing statement regrettably without elaboration, "My present work is inspired by the so-called 'war rugs' that have been woven by Afghan refugees since the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in 1979".

In the midst of speaking to her, he suddenly interjected, without elaboration, "Oh my God".

In the midst of speaking to her, he suddenly interjected, without elaboration, "Oh my God". "Ed, be careful!" shouted Alayne Gentul, the director of human resources at Fiduciary Trust, as Edgar Emery slipped off the desk he had been standing on within the increasingly hot and smoky 97th floor of the south tower.

This week Harper met the actual publication of the book with a clear reiteration of her position, and an elaboration: "Miss Mills befriended my elderly sister, Alice.

(For an elaboration on that, see my review of Professor Richard Timberlake's magnificent book Constitutional Money). Judges often turn a blind eye to the Constitution when politicians wield power they are not supposed to, either because judges don't want political confrontations or because they are imbued with the statist/progressive philosophy and believe in expansive government.

My contention is basically an elaboration of Freeman's point: in my opinion, we can only begin to fix racism and prejudices if we begin to change our perceptions of how we see each other.

As an introduction to his worldview, personality, sense of humor, and some of his ideas, I'll be organizing a wide-ranging list of my 30 favorite Terence McKenna's memes along with my thoughts, analysis, and elaboration on some of them which will be published here on Tuesday of next week.

Yet, the vagueness of this disorder almost forbids me from elaboration on what this thing does to my thinking processes.

However, what caught my attention was Foucault's elaboration of heterotopia of ritual--the space and its relationships that are carried through places routinely frequented (he uses a sauna as an example).

I prefer to persist in my sixth remark on the elaboration of the Generalized Linear Model.

'My French godson,' says Vidal, without elaboration, and turns to Barack Obama's chances in the 2008 campaign: 'He's not experienced enough.