Sentence examples for expand on points from inspiring English sources

You could write titles and important terms in one color, add examples in another, expand on points in a different one, using black ink to do the main part of the writing.

Respondents were encouraged to use the questions as a guide only and to expand on points of interest.

Interviews were semi-directed in nature; thus, open-ended questions and frequent probes were used, allowing for participants to expand on points they perceived to be noteworthy in a confidential setting [ 39].

You can ask them to expand on points they raise, but not make points for them.

Clarke's view is that when Sorenson produced a draft of the inaugural address he was expanding on points dictated to him by Kennedy and formulating sentences that recast things that Kennedy had said before.

Each of these points is expanded on below.

(Kate has created a Flickr gallery of images to expand on her points).

This series on Wittgenstein will attempt to expand on these points and try and explain how they constitute a new turn in the philosophical imagination.

Using these as a springboard for further discussion, we hammered out five key areas of debate for further exploration and would welcome the input of Comment is free readers as we expand on these points and try to reach a consensus to take to the general assembly.

Among the specific goods that philosophers associate with trusting are meaningful relationships with others (rather than simply cooperative relationships that further individual self-interest; Harding 2011), knowledge, and autonomy.[10] Let me expand on the points about knowledge and autonomy.

Additionally, interviewers took written notes during the interviews to identify and expand on important points.