Kennedy doesn't expound on the music industry's decline; instead, he simply lays out reams of damning evidence.
"My voice is still the same, but it doesn't expound in verse nowadays — it rather murmurs or chants or sometimes mutters, meditatively and privately".
Although Smith does mention that Jessica Tandy's cries as Cassandra reminded him not so much of Troilus' sister as his own, he doesn't expound on Shakespeare's depiction of brother-sister relationships.
"The lyric essay doesn't expound, is suggestive rather than exhaustive, depends on gaps, may merely mention," he writes (quoting John D'Agata and Deborah Tall), and so it is with his book, which argues forcefully and passionately, but not like a debate-team captain, more like a clever if overmatched boxer, endlessly bobbing and weaving.
I tell him yes and he says, "President Ronald Reagan," and when he doesn't expound on that I say, "Yeah, well, we all make mistakes".
What he did not expound on is that the Mets do not necessarily see Reyes as the prototypical leadoff hitter.
While she did not expound on those consequences, she suggested that the pressure put on the Iraqi government would be tied to a "phased redeployment" of American troops out of the country beginning this year.
While Yates did not expound on the details of the case at the hearing, it's been widely reported that Yates told McGahn that Flynn had lied about his contacts with Russian Ambassador Sergei Kislyak before Trump's inauguration.
Those who adduced the 'textbook' psychological model did not expound their model in a more sustained way.
