Sentence examples for tease this out from inspiring English sources
TO tease this out, let's go back to a moment that few remember today: the 1971 debate over child care.
"They will tease this out every single time and we will break up over this for four years".
To tease this out, Fisher and colleagues turned to embryonic mice.
Doerr will try to tease this out from Pincus and Gordon.
But every follow-on question I ask to tease this out only prompts a subject-changing anecdote about something else.
So how do we tease this out?
Salisbury – Rita calls it "Smallsbury" – is, like any city, not just bricks and mortar but a complex web of historical and human interactions, and as the novel progresses Norris delicately teases this out in a way that is deeply satisfying.
Netflix is also teasing this out with weird questions on Twitter like "Have you seen death?" along with short video clips that resemble found footage of the main character apparently jumping off a bridge.
Indeed, we are very interested in teasing this out, but feel that it is beyond the scope of the current study, and thus we choose to leave this question for the future.
Because these were not asked separately for the two regions, we cannot tease that out in this study.
Stretching it into two or more seasons means either teasing this story out forever or spinning it out into new stories.
