Sentence examples for enough elaboration from inspiring English sources

There's enough elaboration of the ERI approach to fill a book--and it does.

Or perhaps not; one of the things that such superb recent adaptations of literary works — "Fantastic Mr. Fox" and "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" — have in common is that the works in question are short enough to require expansion and elaboration for a feature film, rather than compression and reduction.

His stories, written between 1900 and his death at the Somme in 1916, bear the hallmarks of Oscar Wilde and Henry James, are as funny as Wilde, Wodehouse and Waugh, possess plotting exquisite enough to bear significant elaboration but rarely last longer than three pages, and are brought off with a wonderfully light touch, while presenting a disturbingly chilling portrait of humankind.

Mr. Cousins's account is the place from which all future revisionism must start, and it is capacious enough to invite argument and elaboration.

The reader will thus be more likely to take the view seriously enough to consider the further elaborations of the theory that are presented in the remainder of the texts.

As if an unrestrained populace was not bad enough, an understanding of life only in terms of liberty swept away preceding elaborations of our ideas.

'My French godson,' says Vidal, without elaboration, and turns to Barack Obama's chances in the 2008 campaign: 'He's not experienced enough.

Elaboration likelihoodmodel c.

There is little elaboration.

No elaboration, no qualification.

He offered some elaboration.