Sentence examples for her elucidation of from inspiring English sources

Her elucidation of the relationship between zero and nothingness is occasionally marked by "leaps" — to use a term she also dissects brilliantly — that don't land her anywhere much.

Brown wants us to believe in his cobweb of mystical coincidences and to trust his elucidation of those cryptic codes.

Rather more ambiguous was his elucidation of his "small government, big people" credo.

Thomson's mum (Emma Thompson) takes an interest in her boy's plight; any elucidation of exactly how would give the film's game away, but it may be worth pointing out that, facial prosthesis and makeup notwithstanding, Thompson is, at 56, only two years older than Carlyle.

Consequently, elucidation of mechanisms of acquired therapeutic resistance to HER-directed therapies is of critical importance.

Much of his conversation involved the articulate elucidation of his current theories.

It is an accompaniment to Weil's thought rather than an elucidation of it.

"I will publish whatever is necessary for the elucidation of the public," says Boris.

Anyone seeking elucidation of the song's lyrics will finish this 260-page tome frustrated.

A betrayal or a tasteful elucidation of our green and pleasant land?

Dr. Watson is being honored for "The Double Helix," the book he wrote about the elucidation of DNA.