Isn't it ethical to inform constituents that we can underwrite the professor or the processor but sometimes not both Another participant explicates my questions in the opening argument without realizing that they are based on administrative methods to assess systems.
If theology explicates the way in which the believer understands his faith or, if faith is not a dominating quality, the way in which a religion's practitioners understand their religion this implies that it claims to be normative, even if the claim does not, as in Hinduism and Buddhism, culminate in the pretension to be absolutely authoritative.
The Jewish Kabbala, a system of mysticism, theosophy, and miracle working, explicates the doctrine; and logicians of the 16th and 17th centuries also employed it.
Before the 19th century, musicians themselves seldom were theorists, if theorist is defined as one who explicates meaning.
Rap Genius, a site dedicated to the interpretation of hip-hop lyrics, explicates T. S. Eliot's "The Waste Land".
A great deal that made Williams appear out of order and out of touch during the latter part of his life and career — he called the nineteen-sixties his "stoned age" — grew out of forces that Lahr not only describes but explicates, illuminates, and makes resonate.
Frasca explicates, "We've waited so long and it's so cold we wonder if perhaps there is some relativistic effect on time.
Wiseman reserves for the film's climax two scenes in which Keith explicates his work in progress on a Rembrandt and a Velázquez.
Now, in her lopsided new novel, "My Hollywood," Ms. Simpson explicates the emotional geometry of another sort of familial relationship: the triangular dynamic among a mother and her young son and his nanny.
This minutely detailed biography of the Dutch painter explicates his life and art and the alchemy between them, chronicling his struggles with depression, his perseverance in the face of continuing rejection, his voracious assimilation of other artists' techniques and the radiant evolution of his work.
In these pages Mr. Pooley deftly explicates the political maneuvering surrounding the controversial concept of "cap and trade" (a mandatory and declining limit on carbon emissions, combined with a system of tradable emissions permits) and does a suspenseful job of recounting the walk-up to last year's extremely close vote in the House (219 to 212), passing a climate change bill.
