But he also composed a magnificent reference work, the "Adages," in which he laid out and explicated thousands of pithy ancient sayings — and provided subject indexes to help readers find what they needed.
Hence the, quote, "necessarily simultaneous truth and falsity of the stigmata" that the existential theologist E. M. Cioran explicates in his 1937 "Lacrimi si Sfinti," the same monograph in which he refers to the human heart as "God's open wound".
In logic he explicated doctrines of Aristotle, Ockham, and Peter of Spain.
In our case, after struggling to discern the similarities and differences between the two videos, the participants listened to a "mini-lecture" in which the facilitator explicated the similarities and differences between the video cases by using the language associated with factors of maintenance and decline.
Wiseman reserves for the film's climax two scenes in which Keith explicates his work in progress on a Rembrandt and a Velázquez.
The New Yorker, November 26 , 1990P. 42 Six illustrations with captions, showing contemporary artists with examples of their work; beneath the captions there are brief quotations in which the artists explicate their aesthetic ideas, in a style parodying critical jargon.
Six illustrations with captions, showing contemporary artists with examples of their work; beneath the captions there are brief quotations in which the artists explicate their aesthetic ideas, in a style parodying critical jargon.
By Michael Crawford The New Yorker, November 26 , 1990P. 42 Six illustrations with captions, showing contemporary artists with examples of their work; beneath the captions there are brief quotations in which the artists explicate their aesthetic ideas, in a style parodying critical jargon.
I can still hear the doors that opened in my mind as he explicated George Eliot's rather recondite Daniel Deronda.
