Sentence examples for She expounded from inspiring English sources
She expounded a vigorous Irish nationalism and was a vocal supporter of Catholic Emancipation in Ireland, promised at the time of union in 1800 but not granted until 1829.
She expounded on this in an article she published the following year in Look magazine, describing the openly dismissive reaction she had gotten from both men and women.
She expounded on various rituals and then explained to me the significance of the life-size doll that once sat in my grandmother's apartment.
She expounded on issues of gender and sexuality in an interview with Instagram that started with a discussion about her #InstaPride photo series, which featured portraits she'd taken of transgender and "gender-expansive" people.
She expounded, "Obviously, the science and accuracy of the science matter a lot but in order to really develop these ideas whether you want to spin them out as companies or license them out, there's so much interaction that actually happens and collaboration.
She expounded, "So automatically, I want my visits to improve so I go back to the application and see how I can improve my views and visits". Finally, after your users have used your application for a good amount of time, Edith suggested asking them to rate your application on the app store because these ratings do matter.
She expounds wide-eyed: "I heard amazing things like ants walking or moths coming up out of their pulps".
Her parents don't believe her, a problem she expounds upon in the production's only song, "Nobody Believes Me, Nobody Cares".
These ideas are not necessarily new, but she expounds them with great passion and panache.How much longer will Greece's old families continue to enjoy this sort of name recognition, which newcomers have no hope of emulating?
For the title piece, "Discourse News," he had Annika Pergament, the NY1 business anchor, deliver a "report" in which she expounds on Mr. Jankowski's definition of art and implicates herself as a participant in one of his projects.
