Sentence examples for when asked to elucidate from inspiring English sources
When asked to elucidate the geese, Wilson was kind but firm.
When asked to elucidate what this actually entails, I stonewalled with Humpty Dumpty's wise view, that a word (such as "annotate") can mean whatever you want it to mean.
When asked to elucidate on that comment, Arnebeck replied: "We have highly reliable information but it was communicated to me in a way that should be preserved in confidence".
But when mathematicians, scientists and other experts at problem-solving are studied and asked to elucidate their problem-solving processes, they regularly report that they work first in intuitive images, irreducible to logic and often visionary or dreamlike.
THE East German dramatist Heiner Müller was once asked to elucidate the strange opening stage direction for his 1980 play "Quartett": "Timespace: Salon before the French Revolution/Bunker after the Third World War".
Asked to elucidate, he said: "For example, we have administered corporal punishment and the person has received ill-fate".
Ms. Miller sounded uncertain whenever she was asked to elucidate.
Three questions were asked to elucidate usual monitoring parameters, volume resuscitation end-points, and resuscitation fluid preferences.
When asked to leave it, he froze.
Most participants preferred the 3D perspective view when asked to compare the displays.
When asked to become anonymous donors, they were hesitant.
