| The English translation and the elucidatory footnotes provide an instrument for the Englishspeaking academic world. |
| The syntax itself is hard to follow in places, in which case Wolfe provides elucidatory notes. |
| This elucidatory passage to a large extent forecloses the debate as to whether Ike's repudiation of his inheritance was enlightened and forward-looking or simply reactionary. |
| The resolution points out the need for such action in a clear and elucidatory way. |
| Wolfe's style is elucidatory rather than polemical. |
| In this sense they're utterances that are the direct opposite of being confessional or elucidatory or critically precise or transparent in any way. |
