Sentence examples for expounding of from inspiring English sources

The subjects painted in the windows played an important part in the expounding of the Scriptures and the glorification of the church and its saints.

The expounding of the Dharma is in one sense then really the Buddha's monologic expression of his own self-enjoyment in samadhic bliss.

To realize this, is to affirm one's own original enlightenment in one's present body in simultaneous reception of Dainichi's expounding of the Dharma.

After expounding of structure reliability theory, two examples are given –– ① reliability analysis for petroleum steel construction in ice region; ② and the fuzzy reliability analysis of submarine pipeline.

Kûkai called this, hosshin seppô (literally: "the dharmakâya's expounding of the Dharma"), and used its concept (e.g. in his Benkenmitsu nikkyôron) as an important criterion for distinguishing esoteric Buddhism from exoteric Buddhism.

And friends describe Ms. Novick, 49, who is as capable of expounding on the intricacies of her film subjects as the eloquent Mr. Burns, as self-effacing.

There were keynote speakers, including former U.S. Senator Harris Wofford and White House staffers, and panels of experts expounding on a variety of themes.

The panel, moderated by Sir Harry Evans, discussed the media's coverage of the election before a packed house, which was fed lamb and served wine to listen to Dan Rather, Joe Scarborough, Lesley Stahl, Ed Rollins, Bob Shrum, and Jacob Weisberg expound of the coverage of the election.

Across town, at the hair salon, the young women were expounding on the merits of corpulence.

Then Ninja starts expounding on the meaning of "zef" and he comes alive.

Notwithstanding this tattle can even be expounding on the subject of your children or sweetheart.