| The eliding of text in the lyric is a great intensifier, if qualification or fragmentation of narrative consciousness is what you're after. |
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| I accept that the word SPORK involves a clever idea of making a single word by eliding the end of the word spoon and beginning of the word fork. |
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| Raven was clearly justified in eliding details of the two plots, in the interest of stiffening his adaptation, and making it plausible to 1970s viewers. |
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| She does this by eliding the boundaries between a splintered world, her body's geography and a wounded people. |
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| The Kirov has the means to flesh out the Balanchine steps and make them sing with cantilena, a Russian eliding of musical impulses into luscious phrases. |
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| A clinical psychologist practicing in Indianapolis, Maas explores how the perennial story impacts the development of girls into women, promising much but eliding much more. |
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