Sentence examples for tried to explicate from inspiring English sources

Sheen has tried to explicate.

In every period, poets and writers have tried to explicate their medium.

The experts tried to explicate that prolix verbal bounty, Which was obscure and hard to read, like votes in Palm Beach County.

Malinowski's relation of q-entailment qualifies derivations of true sentences from non-refuted premises (understood as hypotheses) as valid, and p-entailment (p for "plausibility") has been studied by Frankowski, who tried to explicate "reasonings wherein the degree of strength of the conclusion (i.e. the conviction it is true) is smaller th[a]n that of the premisses" (Frankowski 2004, 41).

In this article, we tried to explicate and come to terms with our pre-under-standing by engaging in open and reflective discussions when exploring the women's experience of migraine.

(Think of Pound trying to explicate the finer points of usury in the "Cantos").

Wolfe's latest novel gamely tries to explicate undergraduate experience at a big American university.

Ms. Fiennes does not turn Mr. Kiefer into a talking head, nor does she try to explicate his work.

Or if they do, that's because they tether us to reality: hence his contempt for the "clotted twaddle" of the "cubist prose" in which Gertrude Stein tries to explicate Picasso.

Echoing other reporters and commentators before him, Mr. Bunch uses the writings of Richard Hofstadter -- most notably "Anti-Intellectualism in American Life" and "The Paranoid Style in American Politics" -- to try to explicate the roots of populist rage that animate many Tea Party gatherings.

For instance, with Tennessee Williams's play "The Glass Menagerie" — which she says Mrs. Nixon once read to her daughter Julie Ms. Beattieie tries to explicate the differences and similarities between the character of the mother in that play, Amanda, and Pat Nixon: "She had obvious intellect, skills and talent, and nothing in Williams's play suggests Amanda Wingfield had those attributes.