elucidating

“She was elucidating concerns that we all had but she gave them words,” writer/director Robert Benton later recalled.

I leave to anatomists equipped with more delicate instruments than I the task of elucidating this obscure question.

But all those subjects have only been taken up with the one object of elucidating Prussian problems and directing Prussian policy.

Added to these startling figures is a vast amount of material, dramatic and literary, further elucidating this subject.

The whole is treated in the Micheletian manner, in distinct chapters, each elucidating some mind.

No group of animals is more instructive in elucidating the paths of migration from this centre than the terrestrial mollusca.