Sentence examples for expatiated on from inspiring English sources
"expatiated on" is a correct phrase used in written English
It is a verb which means to speak or write at length or in detail. For example, "The professor expatiated on the history of the Renaissance for the entire class period."
He has expatiated on the horrors of smoking, but employs as one of his senior advisers a man who was previously a promoter for the tobacco industry.None of this will be enough to give Mr Bradley his party's nomination in August.
Groucho expatiated on Lear's relationship to his daughters.
On another day she expatiated on the theme of animals.
To puzzled women on dates, I expatiated on Hegel and Sombart.
Blackman expatiated on her literary career and how her father discouraged her love of fiction when she was a child.
Coleridge, in thrall to Kant and Schiller, expatiated on the relations between sensation, thought, and feeling; Hazlitt, a disciple of Hume, stressed the mental involutions that drive behavior.
She begins by challenging him on the field of spoken language, as in the scene in which he's expatiating on the harmonious oneness of future mankind: " 'My system,' Sam continued, 'which I invented myself, might be called Monoman or Manunity!' "Evie [Sam's younger, favored daughter] laughed timidly, not knowing whether it was right or not.
He expatiates on this idea a few sentences later: "Level of aspiration clearly affects one's sense of spatial adequacy.
I tried to argue with him, to expatiate on the special character and beauty of stereopsis.
A great deal of the exclusive briefing seems to consist of insiders expatiating on the stupendous qualities of their candidate.
Expatiating on this, he noted, "After all, we became involved in the war while my predecessor was in office.
