Sentence examples for elucidating my from inspiring English sources

I'm not very good at elucidating my own poems.

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.

You young'uns lock horns with me on any of these issues, and, I swear, I won't hesitate to bring out my unloaded and triggerless shotgun, which, as part of a mixed-media art piece, is soldered to a flash drive containing my Bard master's thesis, which elucidates my points with footnotes.

Tinker: I experienced RHPS before I fully realized or elucidated my queerness.

"For the World Cup," the sports editor elucidated, seeing my somewhat blank face.

My grandfather worked on elucidating the structure of DNA, and my grandmother, Odile, was the one to draw the first image of DNA.

This new research is very important to me as for the past two decades my work has revolved around elucidating what we call the "4 Pillars of Alzheimer's Prevention".

In fact, the majority of my work on drones is dedicated to elucidating and analyzing the serious moral downsides that killing by remote control can pose.

There is no question in my mind that these tools have an essential role in elucidating questions about biological function.

My father worked for Unilever, running a mass-spectrometry lab – mass spectrometry is a process for elucidating the chemical structures of molecules, which means that he presided over a legal form of corporate espionage, breaking down the component parts of competitors' products in order to copy them.

"He was pointing out particular shots, elucidating things".