In Selma, both MLK and LBJ must be read as characters who elucidate certain truths about their eras and audiences in 1965 and 2015.
His aim is to elucidate the truth of claims concerning right and wrong in terms of their being entailed from the point of view of a certain contractual situation.
Gregory's idea of "unpacking" on Kagan and military recruiters isn't to elucidate the truth of the matter, but do ask McConnell if her view on the matter "makes her a radical".
Certainly, truth is arrived at more quickly when we are not just shouting at one another: "I hate you!" 2,500 years ago, Socrates began the tradition of using debate between opposing viewpoints to illuminate and elucidate objective truth: We must now choose between shouting and Socrates.
"I want my research to elucidate the truth and find out what is real".
Factor in that John is a serial instigator whose editorial model is to stretch the truth to elucidate a more fundamental underlying truth.
The point is to make good cinema in order to show that truth; to elucidate it, to tease it out.
He was never sure that what he had put to light would even survive the present, an inevitable and bitterly lucid truth elucidated in "Tristes Tropiques," one of his most famous books: "The world began without the human race and will certainly end without it".
Whether, in the end, it will help to elucidate the deeper facts, the whole truth, about the Iraq dossier is a different matter".
That person is likely to be a media expert or computer specialist because she or he will use one or both mediums "out of love for the truth and from desire to elucidate it".
