In expounding their view of the Bible as a national epic that shaped and sustained a people, Finkelstein and Silberman juxtapose this narrative with the discoveries and interpretations of archaeology.
Although the format of the questionnaire allowed written participation, most participating healthcare workers preferred a personal interview, enabling them to expound their point of view on both open and closed questions.
Particularists do not, however, restrict themselves to expounding their own view.
Of course, what separates DJs from doctors, lawyers, and other ordinary peasants is their platforms, and thus their capability to expound on their views to the masses.
When their words are quoted back to them in legal indictments, it will be akin to what Ms. Mitford retorted to funeral directors who complained about her book: She could not see why they were unhappy, since it was "almost entirely given over to expounding their point of view".
He was expected to expound his views on foreign policy (and tap donations from wealthy expatriates).
He has also given fresh cover to white supremacists in America to expound racist views they previously hardly dared utter in public.
He will expound these views this week at the Urban Age 10th anniversary Global Debates, Urban Age being the LSE's Deutsche Bank-sponsored series of conferences in which high-powered and highly powerful people travel the world exchanging views on city building.
In August, the FARC will announce the creation of its political party; in the meantime Lozada has been invited to expound his views at academic forums and at the Bogotá Book Fair.
It turns out that, over the summer, Yellen had visited him in his office, giving him a chance to expound his views and offering up some of hers in return.
