Sentence examples for clearly expounded from inspiring English sources
The second, most clearly expounded by Aquinas, is an intellectualistic view.
Finally a physical interpretation for the complex modes of vibration is provided and the source of radiation damping is clearly expounded.
But since this larger objection is most clearly expounded and defended in the Prolegomena and the "Refutation of Idealism" added to the second edition of the Critique, which is inserted into the Transcendental Analytic, discussion of it can be deferred for now.
The genetic view is most clearly expounded by studies of twins, showing that concordance among monozygotic twins is approximately 25 percent, while concordance among dizygotic twins is only 2 3 percent [1].
Being a teacher means working directly to shape the spiritual understanding of the faithful by clearly expounding church doctrine.
Until we start clearly expounding the injustices that are actually felt by millions of people, including the economic ones, those people will simply not believe we are the people with the solutions.
The mayor clearly shares the theory, expounded in Richard Florida's 2002 book "The Rise of the Creative Class," that cities must attract people whose livelihoods involve imagination and innovation.
I now see it was wrong, and I wouldn't do it again".In a blog entitled Interview Etiquette on Tuesday Hari defended his methods, saying he only ever substituted quotes with the writer's own previous writings that expressed the same sentiment expounded in the interview, but more clearly.
Fellow colleagues expounded on entrepreneurship.
You can read their arguments, elegantly expounded.
