Sentence examples for expounding in from inspiring English sources

He enjoyed expounding in broad strategic terms.

Here is Claudia expounding in a characteristic manner: "For me, memory evokes the theater.

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.

Hare's Freedom and Reason (OUP 1963) is the main text that I am expounding in this paragraph.

That day, the Romney campaigned issued a white paper expounding in some detail on his views on America's schools.

Imagism, Impressionism, and vers libre were expounded in the magazine's pages.

It's very much still following the theories that I expounded in my early articles".

Their leader was Benjamin Whichcote, who expounded in his sermons the Christian humanism that united the group.

The 10 principles, the backbone of the book, are expounded in the Shackleton saga.

The "not fine" is expounded in overwhelming detail; repetitious, perhaps, in light of "Papal Sin".

This is our programme, the benefits of which have been expounded in many places recently.