Sentence examples for explicated them from inspiring English sources

In Terminal Iron Works (1971), she wrote about sculptor David Smith in broadly formalist terms, getting "beyond an historical context," as she said, and attempting to offer what New [literary] Criticism and theorist Roland Barthes called an "immanent analysis," which focused on the structure and themes of Smith's sculpture and, to some extent, explicated them.

The book does a clever job of illuminating its characters by invoking songs, films, books and paintings that help explicate them.

In this melancholy book, Smith suggests that no matter what situations life conjures around us, there's a passage from Shakespeare that anticipates and explicates them.

Perhaps this was an example of Germanic dance, with dramaturgical conceits so thick that a lengthy program note would be required to explicate them.

Hard on the heels of the novels themselves came a book that sought among other things to explicate them: The Art of the Novel, a collection of seven essays in which Kundera laid out his conception of the European novelistic tradition and his own place within it.

Hence we should first explicate the myths — for indeed Plato explicates them.

Nonetheless, our knowledge of botanical drugs is still limited and efforts to explicate them warranted their importance.

Since the conditions for service to right are numerous and non-obvious, he must expend considerable effort identifying and explicating them (for more, see Draper (1992), 191 207).

Some commentators have been interested in finding coherent layers of the theory by explicating them in terms of Aristotle's other views (van Rijen 1989; Patterson 1995).

Zhu Xi didn't feel the need to formulate a theory of motion as such either, because the factors were glossed in his commonsense grasp of the world and he didn't see any advantage of explicating them.

However, it is worth emphasising that his angle of approach to these fields is through a consideration of the nature of the social sciences which seek to describe and explicate them systematically, particularly history.