Sentence examples for expatiates on from inspiring English sources

He expatiates on this idea a few sentences later: "Level of aspiration clearly affects one's sense of spatial adequacy.

March 14 2014 May 18 201414 The exhibition expatiates on the museum's landmark 1966 show, "Primary Structures," which presented geometric sculpture in the force field of minimalism.

Far away from the squalor of Roman occupation, dried figs and open-toe sandals," and then expatiates on this for a few joke-filled pages, who cares that he's looking outward rather than inward?

A brilliant book by the art historian Joseph Leo Koerner, "The Reformation of the Image" (2004), expatiates on a work that is not in the Frankfurt show, Cranach's "Wittenberg Altarpiece" (1547), which couches scenes of down-to-earth preaching and religious community in a novel language of discursive signs and gestures.

A show at the Brooklyn Museum of works by thirty-five locartistssts and collectives, "Crossing Brooklyn: Art from Bushwick, Bed-Stuy, and Beyond," expatiates on a situation already patent in the borough's galleries and hangouts, notably those in Bushwick — a funky Montparnasse four L-train stops past the tamed Montmartre of Williamsburg.

They set out in Faulkner's car in the middle of the night for Shiloh, the young lieutenant as a fly on the wall while the novelist expatiates on Forrest's spirit and also guesses that the pseudonymous "Mr. Rilke" is really Rommel.

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 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.

And yet however degraded Al Qaeda's operational capacity, nearly every other month, it seems, Osama bin Laden or one of his henchmen appears on the world's television screens to expatiate on the ideology and strategy of global jihad and to urge followers on to more audacious and more lethal efforts.

Groucho expatiated on Lear's relationship to his daughters.

On another day she expatiated on the theme of animals.