Sentence examples for book expounds from inspiring English sources

The book expounds the company's philosophy, and stresses the value of diversifying your life during your "extended middle age," as you would your financial affairs.

The book expounds Taleb's theory that rare, unexpected, highly anomalous events are both more common and more momentous than previously imagined.

The book expounds his arguments from natural theology, making a teleological argument for the existence of God, notably beginning with the watchmaker analogy.

But given his obvious passion for the event, given that he has written a book expounding on his captaincy of the 2008 winning USA team, Cracking The Code, and given he tweets incessantly about the Ryder Cup (this week he has also been poking fun at the 2010 US team uniforms), he would presumably have preferred a more central role, such as the captaincy for a second time.

When a mathematician writes a research article, an undergraduate textbook, a popular book on mathematics, a book expounding his personal philosophy of mathematics and his psychological associations with various mathematical theories, at what point exactly has he stopped doing mathematics?

Both books expound on the need for creative thinking in the marketplace.

Prominent researchers who have written books expounding versions of this view include Owen Gingerich, professor emeritus of astronomy at Harvard University and author of God's Universe, and Francis Collins, director of the National Institutes of Health and author of The Language of God: A Scientist Presents Evidence for Belief.

In the book, Mr. Sunstein expounds on what he sees as the dark side of the Internet.

In this book, Royce expounds his idealism as the last of the four possible "conceptions of being".

In that book, Pinker expounded a scientific method that he termed "reverse engineering".

The 10 principles, the backbone of the book, are expounded in the Shackleton saga.