Sentence examples for often elaborated from inspiring English sources
The cartoons had made him practiced in rendering rich satins and patterned silks (which the weavers often elaborated upon), but female power had so far been mostly metaphorical, as in the cartoon of four women tossing a male manikin on a blanket.
When Tommaso Antonio Vitali entitled his Opus 4 Concerto di sonate... (published 1701), he evidently meant no more than "A Collection of Sonatas," for there was only a violin part, a basso continuo part, and the concertate cello part that so often elaborated on the basso continuo.
The children talked loudly and excitedly and individual thoughts were often elaborated by others in the group.
Briefly we may consider the more exotic candidate sources proposed in the classical literature mainly within Mīmāṃsā (often elaborated by Vedāntins), beginning with analogy, which is viewed as the pramāṇa for knowledge of similarity in Mīmāṃsā and Vedānta but is rejected by the other schools, Vedic and non-Vedic alike, except for Nyāya which however provides a radical reinterpretation.
The fact that they are often elaborated by governmental agencies and are not published in conventional journals means that they may not be accessible using the usual search methods employed for other types of scientific studies and documents (clinical trials, reviews, etc).
Although both authors' later work often elaborated on concepts first discussed in Illuminatus!, the pair never collaborated again.
Ideas and language become shorthand as truncated scenes fly by, and Ms. Doran, as if explaining Dickens, too often elaborates unnecessarily what his deep understanding of human behavior makes plain.
The post-biblical Jewish interpretations often elaborate the role of Isaac beyond the biblical description and primarily focus on Abraham's intended sacrifice of Isaac, called the aqedah ("binding").
Solutions are often elaborate.
Their rituals and dances, often elaborate, reinforced these beliefs.
They are fitted, brightly colored, with big floral motifs, and often elaborate embroidery on the kebaya.
