Sentence examples for explicitly expound from inspiring English sources

Though the term "occasional cause" has been suggested as originating with the French philosopher Louis de la Forge (Carraud 2002, 347), the first philosophers to explicitly expound the position were the Islamic occasionalists.

I invoked the early creeds and councils as a basis for my faith in "Why I Am a Catholic," have written often of the church father Augustine, and am now composing a book on the authenticity of the four Gospels, a point that was implicit in my "What Jesus Meant" but whose reasons I am now explicitly expounding.

Hence, it explicitly expounded the fact that there are very small proportions of the total area found within the 0 800-m 0 800-m distance, walkings the widistanced measure applied in LRT planning and management.

Just as filmmakers who embody their ideas in their work come out from behind the curtain in interviews to expound their ideas explicitly, so Maysles, reaching the microphone to Iris, reveals that she indeed has ideas as artists do, and that what she has to say is no mere supplement to her visual work — it's an integral part of it, a continuation of it by other means.

Bach (17th century) explicitly mentions the "Kotel ha-Ma'aravi" when expounding how one could encounter the ruins of the Temple before the ruins of Jerusalem.

Through expounding the distributed situation of PANI nanocones, it could be explicitly inferred that the nucleation and growth processes of PANI occurred on the internal surface of the 3D reduced graphene oxide layers.

National Congress has systematically summed up the basic experience over the last 13 years, comprehensively expounded the fundamental requirements on carrying out the important thinking of the Three Represents, and explicitly outlined the goal of endeavor for our party and country in the first 20 years of the new century.

Beatrice and her helpers expound theology straight.