Sentence examples for been expounded from inspiring English sources
verb
To lay open; to expose to view; to examine or exposit.
This is our programme, the benefits of which have been expounded in many places recently.
The principle followed had earlier been expounded in a comment piece, under the heading "US policy now affects every citizen on the planet.
A different approach to Kasparov's theory has recently been expounded by N. Higson [5], following the lead of W. Paschke [9].
The Buddhist author of the commentary has been identified for the first time, and the nature of his treatise and its position in the Cāndra school of grammar have been expounded.
LAHOUSEN: Canaris told us that the question had already been expounded in a medical opinion by some physicians; and that there were actually people to lend themselves to treating such a mad subject in a written medical opinion.
The Buddhist author of the commentary has been identified for the first time, and the nature of his treatise and its position in the Candra school of grammar have been expounded.
Her teacher had been expounding on the events in Huntington during the Revolutionary period.
The principle of DLBRP is expounded.
In this paper, the principle of SPWII is expounded.
This idea is expounded upon in his book.
Methodology for the design of the sub-systems was expounded.
