Sentence examples for Expounded at length from inspiring English sources

He expounded at length on the need for better neighborhood public schools.

-- During an interview in his final year as president, Obama expounded at length on why endorsing reparations is bad politics.

He expounded at length to me, and to his companions, Ricardo and Jose, who were visiting from Argentina.

In the Seattle newspaper the Stranger, a writer named Bethany Jean Clement expounded at length upon the reasons to disdain toast as a craft item.

He has expounded at length on the demise of many previous civilisations, and on the impending doom of China's current one at the hands of evil modern science and rampant immorality.

The editor received me graciously: he expounded at length on the wonders of the Lithuanian language (which, it turned out, was directly related to Sanskrit), knowing all the while that I was there for a reason, and he was right, of course, for I presented him with my manuscripts in Russian, and completely useless here which he took politely, making sure that there was a return address on the back.

He expounds at length on the subject, relishing his rhetoric.

He will expound at length on Israeli-Palestinian relations as the key to Middle East peace.

Now his concerts are a bit more predictable: his fairly unpretentious small group plays show tunes, bop and calypso, anything for Mr. Rollins to expound at length upon.

You can give interviews in which you expound at length on how your life is as normal as it ever was.

Hughes also expounds at length, in prose riddled with typos, in support of Trevor Potter's proposed Anti-Corruption Act and other reform movements.