Sentence examples for for later elaborations from inspiring English sources

The most famous examples of this idea are given in parables from the Lotus Sutra; they have served as influential models for later elaborations, particularly in popular literature.

"I'm referring to those watercolors that are rich with atmosphere and suggest only a tone and subject for later elaboration," he said.

Allowing for such later elaboration, it may be said that in the Apostles' Creed there is a convenient summary of what the early church believed about Christ amid all the variety of its expression and formulation.

One can say that De hebdomadibus was a true model for the later elaboration of the doctrine of the transcendentals in the first half of the 13th century, which, in its first phase, had a strong focus on the notion of the good.

And its confession regarding Christ is probably the earliest core around which later elaborations of it were composed.

This becomes especially explicit in Sartre's later elaboration of his "progressive-regressive method" in Search for a Method.

Asked outside of court later for elaboration about the prints on the rifle, Mr. Horan said, "Only his prints were found".

In contrast, some of the later melodic elaborations were gently shaped, beautifully colored and fresh, made for the moment.

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The authors used for the elaborations SAS and Stata software.

The opening paragraph should succinctly state the opinion of the critic with a basic justification for it, with later paragraphs being designated for elaboration.