In Buridan's view, the logician cannot expound the meaning of a proposition without carefully attending to its internal features, i.e., the sense of the particular locutions incorporated in it, as well as to its external features, i.e., the discourse conditions that surround it.
A longtime activist with a political science degree from Columbia, Mr. Stollman cannot discuss the machines without expounding on their "cultural ideology": the way they epitomized a bygone idealism; their role as great equalizers, pairing rich with poor at the same table.
As previously expounded upon, formerly incarcerated individuals often cannot obtain employment after release and may find it hard to access jobs that offer training and pay schedules that have predictable pay increases.
In an interview with Vatican Radio, Amorth said exorcism was needed "because things happen that reason cannot explain but which the Bible, on the other hand, expounds".
In addition, it may turn out that, in the end, the distinctions needed to evaluate the expounded proposals and even the arguably clearer distinction between "theories"—cannot be non-misleadingly made in a way that will be of much use to the history and philosophy of science (Vickers 2013).
The writers expound at length on what they see as a diseased and dehumanizing civilization that cannot be reformed but must, they contend, be torn apart and replaced.
"The demotic affectations – glottal stops, photo-ops in greasy spoon cafes, an affected love of football – that were obligatory 15 years ago have completely disappeared... Barely a day goes past, it seems, when you cannot pick up a newspaper and find the latest sensation in music, or film, or literature, expounding on an early life of dormitories, tuck shops and 'prep'.
Trump went on to expound on the effect that the downed Russian plane would have on Putin's mentality ("He cannot be in love with these people"); the failure of our European allies to pull their weight ("They say, 'Keep going, keep going, you dummies, keep going.
Beatrice and her helpers expound theology straight.
But standups can't dramatise, they have to expound.
He leans back to expound on this further.
