Sentence examples similar to shortly elucidating from inspiring English sources

The mainstream view within public reason liberalism is that justificatory reasons are public reasons in the sense that they can be shared by all members of the public (or, at least, be "accessible" to them in a sense we will shortly elucidate (see 2.3.2)).

"He was pointing out particular shots, elucidating things".

Elucidating consciousness could have similarly portentous results, Dr. Koch suggests.

I'm not very good at elucidating my own poems.

Wow, thanks for elucidating.

This figure is particularly elucidating.

In fact, he was vociferous in elucidating his unpopular message.

She was just 37. Shortly thereafter, in recognition for being first to elucidate the structure of DNA, Watson, Crick and Wilkins were awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1962.

However, with whole genome sequencing of other closely related genomes which will become available shortly [ 44], this will be more easily elucidated for these particular genes.

This complex condition was recognized shortly after the introduction of HAART; to date, however, it has been poorly elucidated in terms of pathogenesis [ 3, 4].

Shortly after the speech, New York Times foreign correspondent Rukmini Callimachi tweet-stormed a response that further elucidated Obama's point: a ground war is what Isis wants because it plays into the group's apocalyptic rhetoric.