Putnam's Magazine, October 2, 1868, volume 2, no. 10, pages 505, 506; readers of Darwin's Origin of Species "will remember that the work only professed to be a general statement of theory, which needed a great deal of elaboration and illustration.
Just as Monticello must be seen whole so too must Jefferson's achievements, and right now the exhibitions need a more deliberate elaboration of his ideas and life.
As with just about everything they do, it suggests Noel Coward's oft-quoted point about the potency of cheap music, though it needs a bit of elaboration: in times as uneasy and fearful as ours, Coldplay's unlikely magic is about how context – and enormous popularity – can give outwardly shallow art a power it almost doesn't deserve.
So far so good; that very fact will help you focus on those parts of your project that still need a lot of elaboration.
So they joined the Army, Bartle says, "where life needed no elaboration, and others would tell us who to be.
If the point needed further elaboration, which it probably doesn't, the online games section of Lifetime's Web site offers one game called Fashion Solitaire and another called Hostile Makeover: A Fashion Murder Mystery Game.
All the theory needed was elaboration and refinement for the benefit of the ordinary mortals who had to make it work, and who, in their obtuseness, opportunism or sheer malevolence, had misinterpreted or abused it.
Averroës' translations and commentaries on Aristotle and Plato so influenced scholars like Thomas Aquinas that he and others across Europe, assuming his name needed no elaboration, referred to Ibn Rushd simply as "The Commentator".
Also, expectations about municipalities' increasing water tariffs needed better elaboration, with consequences for other components (e.g. capturing their impact on households).
The questionnaire was administered by a physician or medical personnel trained to understand the intricacies of the DOTS programme; patients were at liberty to ask questions on aspects that needed further elaboration.
