Sentence examples for be able to expound from inspiring English sources

The moral lesson is that there is no such thing as unqualified tolerance; ultimately, one must be able to expound intolerance of certain ideologies without surrendering the moral high ground normally linked to tolerance.

He was able to expound upon the value and relevance of ancient Near Eastern studies in such a way as to transform influential listeners into loyal supporters.

Thus the candidates had to learn the creed which the bishop expounded to them and then be able to repeat it.

Republican have long expounded on the theory that we should be able to rely on individuals, not the government, to take care of us.

Lonely traveling salesmen sit next to bored retirees; an exotic dancer wins, her horse-owner friend loses, and a couple who own a diner expound on their theory that to win big you have to be able to bet big.

They may be able to.

Or be able to attract?

Will they be able to?

"I may be able to.

Should he be able to?

"I wanted to be able to sit".