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tease out
verb
(tr, adverb) to extract (information) with difficulty
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
Kandhari, with his hypnotic Wes Anderson-by-way-of-David Lynch widescreen framing and deliberate tracking shots, seems more concerned with capturing something liminal in Uma’s alternative existence, as if the city were just weird and oppressive enough to tease out any transformation that was already lying dormant.
There were tens of thousands of listening sessions across the globe, meant to tease out the issues that Catholics most cared about.
We’re left to tease out their differences.
“That’s what baseball’s all about. These long periods of nothing happening and then bursts of action. I wanted to tease out those passages of nothingness and show that there’s actually a lot happening.”
"It is hard to tease out the precise reason for this, but our sense is that this has more to do with selective engagement," Milan Vaishnav, co-author of the study, said.
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