Sentence examples for expounded upon at length from inspiring English sources

Comparisons of the current president and Shakespeare's Henry V, as family ne'er-do-wells who clean up their acts and ascend to the throne, were made by reporters even before Mr. Bush entered the Oval Office, and they were expounded upon at length by the British historian Niall Ferguson in a 2004 article in Vanity Fair.

I've formed some truly erudite theories about the cultural significance of Up in the Air, which I'd love to expound upon at length over canapés during the broadcast's commercial breaks.

The prisoners' story was expounded upon at great length to the shivering, bareheaded multitudes by President-elect William Howard Taft.

(All of which is expounded on at length in his 'General Theory of Love.' for a shorter piece, click here).

In the Seattle newspaper the Stranger, a writer named Bethany Jean Clement expounded at length upon the reasons to disdain toast as a craft item.

He expounded at length on the need for better neighborhood public schools.

He expounded at length to me, and to his companions, Ricardo and Jose, who were visiting from Argentina.

-- During an interview in his final year as president, Obama expounded at length on why endorsing reparations is bad politics.

He has expounded at length on the demise of many previous civilisations, and on the impending doom of China's current one at the hands of evil modern science and rampant immorality.

The notion of "planetary boundaries" was expounded at length in a paper published in Nature last year.

Willy Brandt came and met Harold Wilson and expounded at length in English.