Sentence examples for his explication from inspiring English sources

His explication of the poetry is incisive if sometimes strained, as when he discusses the enigmatic "Lachrymae Christi".

But his explication of the text is more often than not pretentious, self-indulgent and in places downright unfathomable.

My mother's husband, John, tried to explain why the generator wouldn't work for them, but he lost me during his explication of Ohm's law.

Some of Strunk's wisdom is still chiefly revered in the US, but his explication of the nature and beauty of brevity is almost poetic: "vigorous writing is concise.

His explication of religion's capacity for evil is far subtler than the simplistic atheist line that "religions cause wars," but he doesn't seem to know it.

He called the striped bass a "beautiful fish," saying he preferred it over bluefish, fluke and porgies; described his preferred technique (trolling with umbrella rigs) and location (the Shinnecock Inlet); and was so detailed in his explication that the publication City and State likened it to "reading that chapter of 'Moby Dick' about different kinds of sailing knots".

In between his explications of Stevens's poetry, Mariani does tell a few good stories.

His explications of scientific concepts can be equally reductionist, as when he mentions "edge effect".

But he won over skeptics with the clarity of his vision, the steadiness of his direction, and the charm of his explications.

Vernacular, or demotic, modernism is the feat of creating more out of less or almost nothing at all; Giddins explains this art of musical rescue and reassemblage through singers of genius, in his explications of Billie Holiday's version of "A Sailboat in the Moonlight" (a 1937 Guy Lombardo hit) and Sarah Vaughan's "Thinking of You" (a winner for Eddie Fisher and Don Cherry in 1950).

He concludes that therefore his explications (12) and (13) are not circular.