Gaiman briefly appears in each episode, often on a static-y TV screen in the background, quietly expounding some theory on storytelling or horror or human nature.
Interestingly this implies that each one of us are already buddhas expounding some aspect of the Dharma to one another, but which we must then become aware of in order to realize our own Buddhahood.
Being thus endowed and led towards perfection, mathematics reaches some of its results by analysis, others by synthesis, expounds some matters by division, others by definition, and some of its discoveries binds fast by demonstration, adapting these methods to its subjects and employing each of them for gaining insight into mediating ideas.
Philomusarian Club Harvard In one of the earliest records of a college club, 10 pious students pledged to reform manners and conversation: "Once a week, by turns, every member shall choose some topic suitable to his genius from whence he shall expound, make some poem, or raise some discourse or chain of argument".
Updated | Monday | 3 59 p.m. On Thursday, the second day of Rupert Murdoch's testimony in London during a British inquiry into media ethics, he took a question about new regulations on the press to expound at some length on the future of journalism.
At least once a week I get an email from someone I work with, or perhaps a friend who tries to expound on some obvious macro-economic bullshit.
It also had more serious problems, and I could expound on some -- as could anyone who had been active in the community.
You may have to expound on some parts.
Bergman, who runs some sort of schmatte business as a front, has a need to betray people, which he loves to expound on; at some level, he expects crime to make sense.
