Sentence examples for expounding at length from inspiring English sources

Thursday evening at Symphony Hall brought Mozart's "Paris" Symphony, Elliott Carter being brief (the world premiere of "Micomicón") and expounding at length ("Partita"), and finally the Dvorak Symphony in G.

"Our actual data says that 1.7% of Tinder users are married," the employee tweeted, before expounding at length on the "meaningful connections" and happy endings brought about by the app, citing the "tons and tons of emails" about "all kinds of amazing experiences" it has received from users.

I'll admit that I experienced "Cloud Atlas" mainly as the motion-picture equivalent of being cornered at a noisy party by three filmmakers expounding at length — with animated gestures and gusty yet sincere vehemence — on their philosophy of life, and I would argue that it's worthwhile to figure out what that philosophy is.

Hashim, he adds, wavers between naïvete and suspiciousness and "has the memory of an elephant". He certainly remembers his past treatment by the Western press, expounding at length to FORBES ASIA on the omissions in a decade-old story on Paiton by an American newspaper reporter whose name he still remembers.

He expounds at length on the subject, relishing his rhetoric.

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

He will expound at length on Israeli-Palestinian relations as the key to Middle East peace.

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

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

Gibson expounds at length on the history of whaling in Nantucket, on how the Globe was built and on the practical business of whaling.

Now his concerts are a bit more predictable: his fairly unpretentious small group plays show tunes, bop and calypso, anything for Mr. Rollins to expound at length upon.