He opposes abortion; she declines to elucidate her feelings.
But my character stands to elucidate her spiritual life.
On hand is Mrs. Norris (Mo Gaffney), a meddling neighbor and throwback archetype, who goes so far as to invoke Mrs. Kravitz, the nosy neighbor on "Bewitched," to elucidate her role on the show.
Lenora Norton was apparently "seduced" in such fashion, her entry elucidating on her experience, which occurred while she was still a child.
Asked last year to elucidate on her "loony tunes" remark, Hillary Clinton refused: "I am not going to comment on what I did or did not say back in the late 90s," she said to Diane Sawyer.
She's asking you not simply to report on her work in your class -- which you are obliged to do -- but also to tout the contributions she would make to this group's endeavors, to elucidate how her personal qualities would aid their particular goals.
During our time together, I ask for her opinion on how to bring more women into the making and marketing of video games but as she so neatly elucidates in her answer to me, I'm really speaking to the wrong person.
During our time together I ask for her opinion on how to bring more women into the making and marketing of video games – but as she so neatly elucidates in her answer to me, I'm really speaking to the wrong person.
In fact, he was vociferous in elucidating his unpopular message.
Winter uses Dickinson's metaphors as springboards for her art, elucidating the underlying meaning without being reductive.
