Sentence examples for much explication from inspiring English sources

"There probably is too much explication," he said.

Lindqvist passes over Oskar's family background — which is to say, his psychology — just as rapidly, as if afraid that too much explication would undermine his interest in depicting the uncanny, which interests Oskar as well.

Lindqvist passes over Oskar's family background which is to say, his psychology—just as rapidly, as if afraid that too much explication would undermine his interest in depicting the uncanny, which interests Oskar as well.

It's a carefully written document that doesn't require much explication.

"Hollywood films are alienating to the spectator because they use too much dialogue, too much explication and leave no space for the viewer.

Benedict, born Joseph Ratzinger, was himself a German academic, and is the author of notable works of scholarship, including the 1968 book "Introduction to Christianity," a much heralded explication of the faith.

If the reconstruction of empirical theories by ramseyfication in Carnap's fashion is unacceptable, then all explications that build on this are called into question: explications of theoretical analyticity as much as explications of the experiential import of theories.

But Davies now makes the appeal quite explicit and central, devoting as much space to explication of the response-dependent nature of expressivity as to the role of resemblance (2006).

A well-known difficulty with this view is that it merely moves the explanandum back a step, since the content and function of ideas, a set of inner, private symbols, is just as much in need of explication as the content and function of language, a set of outer, public ones.

Language, then, is not so much a means of explication as it is of wonder, a mechanism for evoking the mysteries at the center of every life.

But I never put much stock in Casey's explication of the inexplicable.