Sentence examples for to elucidate things from inspiring English sources
So his costume designer, William Ivey Long, tried to elucidate things by describing the outfit that Mr. Fierstein planned to wear in the parade.
"He was pointing out particular shots, elucidating things".
In Washington he was playing to a different crowd, and he failed dismally in the funny person's most solemn obligation: to use absurdity or contrast or hyperbole to elucidate -- to make people see things a little bit differently.
Based on the subjective importance of the factors in deciding their specialty of choice, we aimed to categorise the 15 specialties to elucidate if there is such a thing as CL specialties from the respondents' perspectives, and whether providing a lifestyle friendly environment would be an adequate incentive to choose other specialties.
The museums don't manage to elucidate some essentially American culture -- because no such thing can or should exist, especially in a country as young and big and plural as this one.
If recent history serves as a guide, disclosure laws — meant to elucidate — do not necessarily lead to greater transparency or prevent the things they were meant to deter.
Things get very complicated when Brad hires the detectives to elucidate problems of his own, and Albert is introduced to his "double", a firefighter and fellow green activist played by Mark Wahlberg.
Park [ 49] argued that the providing complementary and alternative medicine topics in medical school curricula helps to elucidate the complex and uncertain nature of medical practice and increases cultural sensitivity, amongst other things.
"One transcribed the puzzle, attempting to elucidate".
