Sentence examples for the elaborations of from inspiring English sources

All are imbued with a devout simplicity that contrasts strongly with the elaborations of their Bachian successors.

In humans the elaborations of auditory communication can be even more symbolically complex, extending to speech and music.

That Mr. Maugham uses the elaborations of a modern technique does not create the illusion of reality that he is pursuing.

Similarly, the elaborations of the 1980s, the junk bonds and faux finishes, were vehemently renounced in the 1990s in favor of John Pawson architecture, Helmut Lang clothing and Calvin Klein Home.

The way in which he presented the opening aria, shedding a number of its usual ornaments, heightened the contrast with the elaborations of the variations that come later, while some of his changes of registration on the strikingly handsome two-manual instrument he was playing (a modern copy of a German harpsichord made in 1713) made dramatic musical points.

Updike is assuredly rich in language (its dazzle is tempered by colloquial rushes of dialogue), and if his fictive world is poor in the sorrows of history, if the only conflagrations his characters must witness are picnic fires, it is no wonder, and mainly a pleasure, that he turns to the elaborations of imagery.

Similar constraints operated against the elaboration of mythology.

The discovery of REM sleep led to the elaboration of a whole taxonomy of sleep.

Plot and character are a framework for the elaboration of images that conjure these mysteries.

Tactfully, I will leave the elaboration of that analogy as an exercise for the reader.

The elaboration of the details is now occupying the different Imperial secretariats".