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If you could explicate in more simple terms, that would be great.

Or that I could explicate them differently at different times.

"But I like least of all explicating this one," he said.

Her attraction to the animals was not hard to explicate.

But at least in public, he never explicated the argument with much detail.

The ability to understand is not the same as being able to explicate the concept of meaning.

Following are two summaries in which she explicates her views.

Moreover, he declined to explicate the symphony in any way.

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

But television news is generally better at capturing the moment than explicating its significance.

Collectively, the team must be able to explicate and defend the content of the report.

B may explicate A (as in examples e and above).

But they are intertwined, through a connection that still remains to be explicated.

I explicate terms the way other people chew food.

There is no single definitive list that explicates the 613 commandments.

Also, it explicates the concept of network governance, which is '.

For the most part these must not be explicated."

But it is debatable whether this could be explicated in any meaningful way.

The determination of the source levels is given by the Sears theory,which will not be explicated here.

Could we call on our government to explicate what it is that they mean by National Interests?

A significant and long research history has also attempted to explicate the conditions under which transfer of learning might occur.

Clinton then sat down for 10 minutes of serious questioning on Chinese trade and human rights, explicating policy with sophistication.

Since Sexton's suicide in 1974, others have taken up the task of explicating her life.

Her voice also was music; but it did not explicate the ringing in Linden's mind.

What has just been explicated is commonly called a transcendental reduction.