Sentence examples for explication from from inspiring English sources

It's a universe that you are obliged to explore at the languid pace of Proust's serpentine prose, snaking from enumeration towards explication, from description into deviation.

Every haptic application, once its cool stuff is demonstrated, is followed by a sober explication from its maker on its four potential uses, always offered in descending order of piety: medicine, prostheses, commerce, and gaming.

Staged this past Monday, on 9/11 — Russians put the day before the month when writing out dates — the act of highly targeted public arson was accompanied by the following video explication from the artist: "The Lubyanka's door on fire is the gauntlet that society is throwing down in the face of a terrorist threat.

His visual was a small and simple chart, not the high pyrotechnics or pig Latin knots of health care explication from President Obama on down where you need a slide rule and Stephen Hawking to figure out if you're still breathing.

This final conception of brahman or atman received many different explications from different teachers in the Upanishads, some of which were negative in character (neti neti, "not this, not this") while others positively affirmed the all-pervasiveness of brahman.

We get a sociological gloss on Koehler -- his youth in the criminal culture of the West Side docks -- and a few vague, halfhearted stabs at psychological explication, mostly from his wife.

At times, the series feels like a dumping ground for his wackier notions (a talking monorail that likes riddles) and for the further explication of ideas from his previous books (the superflu from "The Stand").

Tonéx said, "This is for the saint that says, 'I hate my life and it sucks,' " and he built gradually from explication to exclamation.

Mental and physical states emerge by explication, or unfoldment, from an ultimately undivided and psychophysically neutral implicate, enfolded order.

Presently, we provide further explication for a single illustrative brain region, continuing to expand on the example from Figure 1. Figure 3(B) shows the values from the column and row of P corresponding to the Superior Temporal region as defined by the ICBM atlas (see Materials and Methods for details of each parcellation scheme) rendered as the heights of bars.

Often absent from such decisions is an explication of the risk/benefit framework from which such decisions derive.