Sentence examples for you elucidate from inspiring English sources

Can you elucidate how people came to see a conflict between the free-speech issues and the issues that students are actually concerned with?

You elucidate the crucial need of the government to provide every form of support, including financial, not only to every person who has served overseas, but also to his or her family members who devote themselves completely to the recovery of their loved ones returning from combat.

Will we see an article from you elucidating that point (please)?

I've not read The 42nd Parallel, so I'll leave you to elucidate on any possible further meaning.

And if your Santa does not have a green clause, you can elucidate (and illuminate) him with energy-saving light bulbs.

What you've elucidated, in the space of a few paragraphs, is the platform of the average Daily Kos diarist.

Imaging provides about as little information as determining the location of offices within the White House would if you wanted to elucidate the mechanisms of government decision-making.

As you peruse year-end punditry for something — anything — to elucidate 2016, you will inevitably be burdened with the claim that this was not, as the media led us to believe it would be, the year of the woman in America.

While Share's work helps elucidate "Briggflatts," you don't need to know a thing about Northumberland, King Bloodaxe, or even Bunting's extraordinary life to appreciate the poem.

We also appreciate the innovative mix of approaches that you have used to elucidate some of the steps towards the evolution of organized multicellularity.

As Mathis elucidated, "You are on your own when this happens.