Sentence examples for later elaboration from inspiring English sources

"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.

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

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.

L. fuelleborni shows the greatest region of dental competence (expression of pitx2), consistent with the later elaboration of teeth and tooth rows.

Similarly, later elaboration on the conceptual or perceptual properties of misleading information about a previously seen video can increase erroneous reports that this information had actually been viewed, in contrast to a control condition involving non-elaborative verbal manipulations (Zaragoza, Mitchell, Payment, & Drivdahl, 2011).

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

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.

In later elaborations of the Grail theme, the pure knight Sir Galahad displaced him as Grail, though Perceval continued to play an important part in the quest.

Equally troubling, Samuelson went on, were later elaborations of the rational expectations approach, particularly the "real business cycle" theory, which posited that the economy at large was in a continuous state of equilibrium, and that economic outcomes, including mass joblessness, were a product of voluntary choices.

Later elaborations on the theme would allow clothes and other accessories to serve as the objects of rock, as when Kanye West boasted in a 2008 issue of Spin magazine, "I rock a bespoke suit and I go to Harold's for fried chicken".