Sentence examples for less explication from inspiring English sources

That the proxy regulation still did not pass muster does not bode well for several other Dodd-Frank rules that received considerably less explication, sometimes only 25 pages, on their economic effects.

Theater, or at least commercial theater, usually relies less on indirection and more on explication, especially in a play that follows six decades of a monarch's weekly meetings with her prime ministers, from Winston Churchill (a wheezing Edward Fox) to Mr. Cameron.

In recognition, however, that the language of this era is less often illuminating — expletives being more common than explication — the Cuomo-Gingrich dialogue, unlike Lincoln's speech, will be free.

Paradoxically that makes them less accessible than they would have been through longer, more patient explication.

"And where did she get the physical and moral courage to say it so loud?" The simplicity of virtue is no less confounding than the banality of evil, and Brinkley, who teaches history at the University of New Orleans, is unequal to its explication.

In view of the reduced delayed hippocampal apoptosis in the med/ket group a cautionary explication would be the preserved memory in these animals, so they learned and retained the environment and expressed less exploratory behavior.

No explication necessary.

Translation, explication, falls away.

It contained virtually no explication.

Yet most defied simple explication.

We await an explication of the roots of Muslim irony.