Sentence examples for elucidating things from inspiring English sources

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

So his costume designer, William Ivey Long, tried to elucidate things by describing the outfit that Mr. Fierstein planned to wear in the parade.

A theme presented in this chapter elucidates that things generally become easier if one lives in a known universe.

However, there is much more to explore here than elucidating what makes those things chefs already do work (or fail).

Tragedy reveals to us what we are anchored in, elucidating to us just how flimsy the things we find our identities in really are.

For one thing, almost all studies aimed at elucidating reaction mechanisms rely on indirect techniques.

This portion of the novel, with its grim working out of "the Custom of the Sea" – among other things, the code that governs the final resort to cannibalism – is rendered with exceptional control, elucidating the see-sawing bond between Jaffy and Tim and the gradual disintegration of the sailors' bodies and minds.

Elucidating consciousness could have similarly portentous results, Dr. Koch suggests.

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

Wow, thanks for elucidating.

This figure is particularly elucidating.