How To Use Unelaborate In A Sentence

Questions can be stark, unelaborated; but answers have implications. Times, Sunday Times
‘It is the plainness of his speech, the unfussy and unelaborate way he can express himself,’ Hugh said, to explain the writer's enduring appeal.
It specifies only elections and leaves the take part clause suggestive and unelaborated.
His litigation vs. law enforcement construct has a major unelaborated subcomponent.
But all remains implied, unelaborated. The Times Literary Supplement

While she starts her end note with two praise comments, she leaves both of them unspecified and unelaborated, allowing them to be read merely as a gesture.
These contradictions are left unelaborated. The Times Literary Supplement
The Thomas version is regarded as earlier because it is simpler and unelaborated.
The major figures in the field also raised such issues, but these were gestures amounting to little more than footnotes, unelaborated caveats and asides.
This vision of a human progress at once more capacious and more humble than that asserted by modern Europe goes unelaborated.