Sentence examples for mere elaboration from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Margulies set out to educate young theatergoers in one area, he has also sent an unfortunate message in another area altogether: that absolute truth is irrelevant and lies are mere elaboration.

That the laws of thought are a sufficient foundation for the whole of logic, or that all other principles of logic are mere elaborations of them, was a doctrine common among traditional logicians.

This elaboration of mere atmosphere into a principle of action is certainly the central curiosity and mystery of the novel; though it may seem odd that the author should have wanted to supplement his own verbal atmosphere, in all its obscure Symbolist refine ment, with the illustrations of a Baedeker.

Sir John's appointment was announced by Downing Street last month in a statement with only the merest hint of intrigue — a coy reference, without elaboration, to his "rejoining" MI6.

The risk is that ethics may become a mere adjustment parameter and not an essential element in the elaboration and implementation of ethic-certified recommendations.

His elaboration of this point is elegant but not simple.

At the same time, constructing a script like a libretto, Renoir was able to make images that were both neutral in their sense of mere recording, of moderated inflections, and yet freed, like music, from storytelling in the interest of subtly expressive elaboration.

These tensions and elaborations, these interplays of forces and allusions, should make it hard to dismiss his work as mere leaky showmanship.

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He offered some elaboration.

There is little elaboration.