Sentence examples for elucidated what from inspiring English sources

There were oddities in the case which have never been entirely elucidated: what were the exact circumstances of Raymond's first release from prison?; why was he the only resister arrested at Caluire not to have been moved to Paris (thus making it possible for Lucie to save him)?

One would not, according to [this view], have sufficiently elucidated what value is without that detour".

However, no study to date has elucidated what role the VTA plays in mediating the different stages of learning and memory.

Affirmations carried certainty and elucidated what could be showed but not said, they provided the elusive confrontation or correspondence between theoretical propositions and facts of reality.

While the molecular details remain to be mapped and fully elucidated, what is clear is that the C-terminal region of δ-catenin is of primary importance in its functional interaction with GLTP.

It is still not fully elucidated what risk factors exist and which infants have an absolute contraindication to receive surgery.

She writes of how becoming a mother altered her sense of self, elucidating what for me had been only partly understood experience.

He elucidates what went wrong in the past and how it will be better in the future.

When asked to elucidate what this actually entails, I stonewalled with Humpty Dumpty's wise view, that a word (such as "annotate") can mean whatever you want it to mean.

When invited to further elucidate what aspects of MacAskill's decision were "unconstitutional" he answered that the decision impacted on "UK relations with the Arab world and the United States".

Rather, company members said, the diverse source material and juxtapositions found in a typical Wooster Group production are all about elucidating what already exists on the page.