Sentence examples for she elucidating from inspiring English sources

Critics were immediately divided over Grimaud's playing: was she elucidating composers' intentions or fracturing them?

Just plain locks as opposed to dreadlocks, she elucidates; she claims no ties to Rastafarianism.

And she elucidates the personal motivations of the key players, herself included.

As in "study the masters," she elucidates the ironies of history without using an ironic tone.

Next she elucidates the link between those gaudy green gloves and the glossy magazine she edits: "Here at New York, we're tougher than we look," she asserts, tossing her blond pageboy around.

She elucidated that the fund was not clamoring for Eisner to resign, but added that Calpers managers would find it difficult to support the entertainment giant's leadership.

In Roy's introduction to the Expo 67 corporation's book, entitled Terre des Hommes/Man and His World, she elucidates the theme: The organizers also created seventeen theme elements for Man and his World: Du Pont Auditorium of Canada: The philosophy and scientific content of theme exhibits were presented and emphasized in this 372 seat hall.

If Talulla doesn't yank our emotional heartstrings (she knows we're too smart for that), she forthrightly elucidates ugly situations that even she's afraid of, like the possibility she'll be raped while imprisoned ("There was no kind of rape there wasn't a rapist for") or her repugnant temptation to kill and consume a human baby.

What aspects of the universe will she help elucidate?

During the last 2 years of her Ph.D., she worked toward elucidating the effects of halogenated methyl radicals -- molecules that are very active in the atmosphere and therefore potentially destructive to ozone -- by observing their behavior with high-resolution infrared spectroscopy and absorption in the lab.

He opposes abortion; she declines to elucidate her feelings.