Sentence examples for explication of the word from inspiring English sources

Christianity is not one sect among many, but rather, as the explication of the Word, coincides with natural religion, completed and perfected by supernatural beliefs, dogmas and ceremonies that are not alien to rationality and to nature.

For all that, he is also committed to the serious business of the close reading and the explication of particular poems, word by word, line by line.His chosen poems, by W.B. Yeats, Elizabeth Bishop, Marianne Moore and others, are printed in full at the beginning of each chapter.

The bulk of the book is a phrase-by-phrase, sometimes word-by-word, explication of the Nicene Creed, from "We believe in one God" to "the life of the world to come" and, finally, "Amen".

His sermons, with line-by-line explications of the Bible, were more professorial than charismatic.

An explication of obscure words and phrases, and general interpretation, of the text of Martial, by the prolific Italian commentator Domizio Calderini.

The court held that the Grey explication of the Fundamental Standard was unconstitutionally overbroad; that it did not proscribe all fighting words and was thus an unconstitutional viewpoint-based rule; and that California's so-called Leonard Law was constitutional.

We await an explication of the roots of Muslim irony.

"It's a musical explication of the Gospel".

And the program features a contrived plot synopsis instead of a standard explication of the story.

The explication of the strategy is turgid, but its title is a grabber.

But I never put much stock in Casey's explication of the inexplicable.