But even he is often terse and replete with abbreviations and unelaborated allusions, as are the thousands of commentaries and books of scholarly correspondence that accrued over the ages.Talmud students inevitably wasted time barking up wrong trees or beating paths that had been beaten before.
Distantly, his example is behind the liking of Shields's narrator for the bare, unelaborated statement of fact.
Carney said the White House "welcomes" European moves to arm rebel groups in Syria, according to initial, unelaborated pool reports.
(It is full of plainly stated but unelaborated metaphors: "She was the broom and I was dust". "My mother was a cup of sugar").
Judge Guido Calabresi, another member of the court who taught her at Yale, argued in an interview that the terse ruling — an unsigned and unelaborated statement from a three-judge panel that the full circuit declined to review — also showed a cautious reluctance to open the new and thorny questions Judge Cabranes wanted to take on.
This is dissonant indeed with the general tenor of Spinoza's rationalism.[3] Moreover, on this view, Spinoza would have taken the trouble to make explicit the PLMM Descartes' rules require, only to justify it by a direct and unelaborated appeal to a groundless principle of inertia, which seems, on Descartes' understanding of it, quite inadequate to do the job.
In short, the attempt to identify intuition as a form of knowledge is simply a conflation of knowledge with acquaintance, of unelaborated, direct perception or sensation with conceptual knowledge, of kennen with erkennen (Schlick 2009, Sec. 12).
9. Herbart makes the intriguing, yet unelaborated comment that experimentation on human beings is not "permitted".
The indictment itself is just two pages and, to put it charitably, unelaborated.
The comments ring true, to varying degrees, but, unelaborated upon and unreacted to, they just seem obvious.
