Sentence examples for expounded in the from inspiring English sources
Imagism, Impressionism, and vers libre were expounded in the magazine's pages.
The 10 principles, the backbone of the book, are expounded in the Shackleton saga.
In the cosmogony as expounded in the Bundahishn, Ormazd (Ahura Mazdā) and Ahriman are separated by the void.
"The crowd was a mixed bag," Scudder expounded in the 1986 thriller "When the Sacred Ginmill Closes".
This is a far cry from the "reconciliation, tolerance and mutual trust" expounded in the Good Friday peace accords.
This particular example of it, expounded in the Mail, argues that bike lanes are disproportionately to blame for vehicle congestion and associated pollution in British towns.
Most probably in 1302, Giles systematically expounded in this work the views on the relationship between regnum and sacerdotium he had already put forward in a re-discovered sermon held at the papal curia (Luna 1992, Lambertini 2006).
Following the method expounded in [16] the basic reproduction number of the model is calculated as {mathcal{R}}_{0}=frac{c(mu +theta ) K beta_{1}(mu +k_{2}+alpha )+ beta_{2} k_{1})}{(mu +phi +theta )((mu +k_{1})(mu +k_{2})+ alpha mu )}.
Now Nicholas W. Leeson has been given a new lease on the spotlight here -- as a talking head, expounding in the media on the case of John Rusnak, who is accused of some expensive misadventures of his own, which Allied Irish Banks says erased $750 million of its money through concealed, unauthorized trading.
The lead authors expound in the news release distributed by Oxford and the University of Lapland: "The speed and magnitude of the observed change is far greater than we expected," said Prof. Bruce Forbes of the Arctic Center, University of Lapland, corresponding author of the paper.
He's also been positioning himself distinctively on social issues, proceeding from the argument expounded in Out of the Ashes, the book he wrote about the 2011 London riots, which, of course, began in his back yard.
