When my son tried to elucidate the holy book to me, I was like, "Can it, mister!" What were the parents doing exactly, that made them too busy to supervise their child?
Neurobiological bases of empathy and sympathy are being progressively elucidated, as this book shows and later work such as Marsh et al. (2014) abundantly confirms.
Anderson bases his assertion to a large degree on the research of behavioral economists such as Daniel Ariely, and as elucidated in his book Predictably Irrational: The Hidden Forces That Shape Our Decisions.
But, of the writers I know, I've been the most eager to point out my influences, to spoil the illusion of originality by elucidating my fiction's resemblance to my book collection.
Although it is slightly less accessible than the first and not as eloquently elucidating as the second, Mr. Bower's 490-page book succeeds in offering a rare and highly illuminating global perspective on the industry over the last two decades.
In 2008 Mr. Nilekani published "Imagining India," a wonkish book that elucidated a set of ideas he thought could transform India.
"The Seagull," as drama critic Richard Gilman elucidated in his brilliant book "Chekhov's Plays: An Opening Into Eternity," de-romanticizes what it means to be an artist and what it means to be in love.
Michael Lewis claimed on '60 Minutes' (and then the 'Daily Show', 'Charlie Rose', CNBC, Bloomberg TV...surely 'Rachael Ray' is next) that the stock market is rigged for superfast pro traders (aka HFTs) at the expense of everyone else, as he elucidates in his new book Flash Boys.
In the process of elucidating the human ecology of the cultures of Ireland, Evans produced seven major books, an array of academic papers, archeological surveys, excavation reports, and more ephemeral public talks, field excursions, and media contributions.
"He was pointing out particular shots, elucidating things".
