explication

The story itself was already known and did not need much explication.

A bit of explication might have come in handy now.

I need not share an ugly thought or idea in order to want to hear its explication.

On some level beyond language or explication, they had mastered time.

The explication of all this must be looked for in the sequel.

Maybe a little more explication for the lay reader would have helped.

To his mind, the nature of the threat hardly required explication.

On request explication and demonstration of the system is given.

There are no labels or other explications of the videos.

Monica's mistake is that she thinks we need more explication.

The more accurate explication of it would give additional evidence to this argument.

Then again, it could be that the audience for art has grown explication dependent.

A communication model of personal space violation: Explication and an initial test.

And his stage productions are challenging enough to benefit from some explication.

"This book is an explication to the Mexican people."

One book delivered a long explication but saved the killer's name for its final two words.

Both suffer from explication; something inevitably gets lost in translation.

This interpretation is natural but, like all external explications, insufficient.

These words were a sufficient explication of the scene.

Paradoxically that makes them less accessible than they would have been through longer, more patient explication.

All of the works are reproduced in color and most get a page to themselves, likewise their explications.

Like many new disciplines, the manner of its explication is sometimes a barrier to understanding.

But what's out of whack is the balance between explication and storytelling.

It wasn't a secret language for me and I didn't need any explications.

And call you this an explication of the manner whereby we are affected with ideas?