Sentence examples for of elucidation from inspiring English sources

Poor Ms. Hennessy has the thankless task of casting moony glances at her boss-lover -- and the equally thankless task of elucidation through stating the obvious.

Matt Pearce puts it beautifully: "It's like a ceremony of elucidation for me, in which all the murmurations I could only sense are given proper names".

If anything, I would prefer that it remain hidden, on the principle that the gleam of evil tends to be rusted and wrecked by too prolonged an exposure to the powers of elucidation.

Will this process of elucidation inevitably have the effect of making Jesus seem less superhuman, till he has come to appear miraculous only in the sense, say, that Shakespeare is miraculous, in relation to his predecessors?

He felt that his philosophical arrangement would "present the circle of knowledge in its harmony" and give a "unity of design and of elucidation".

** It is difficult for the reader, given the overload of elucidation imposed upon the basic text, to maintain much momentum, and, indeed, one finds welcome refuge from the tedium and harshness of some Biblical passages in the companionable contemporary voice of the learned commentator.

These results highlight the utility of KN99mCH for elucidation of host-pathogen interactions in vivo.

Thus, emphasizing identification and characterization of P450s for elucidation of various biosynthetic pathways.

The use of planar membranes for elucidation of some aspects of membrane transport dates back to the 1920s.

To reduce the occurrence of urolithiasis, elucidation of the mechanism of lithogenesis through fundamental research is essential.

In the course of structure elucidation of natural products we encountered a number of unknown molecules with symmetry.