Sentence examples similar to expounding on a few from inspiring English sources

Google co-founder Larry Page made a rare appearance at the TED conference and expounded on a few ideas he thinks will change the world.

At Jeff Pulver's 140 Characters Conference in New York in June, Twitter investor and VC Fred Wilson expounded on Twitter as a power-distributor of passed links.

The "rule" that you shouldn't is a misbegotten notion based on Latin syntax and expounded by a few (a very few) 19th-century writers.

He expounded on a belief he held regarding the cycles of history and the markets.

Expounding on the subject during a recent visit to London, he began with two accurate assertions.

He mentions this before expounding on how his town is a victim of a two-speed France.

Give border people a few minutes, and they are soon expounding on the delicate duality of city versus suburb, and their deeply felt identification with one or the other.

Deputy Secretary of State Jack Lew further expounded on the security rhetoric a few days after the launch of the initiative by stating: "we have the opportunity to cost-effectively contribute to political stability in a way that enhances our national security, while advancing our core humanitarian values" [ 17].

Talley called a few days ago to say that while he was expounding on the virtues of "Boom!" to Karl Lagerfeld, the designer said he had a hand in the costume designs.

And on Wednesday, he was stoking those sentiments at a news conference, expounding on arsenic.

"He was just expounding on how great literature has never been written by a beautiful woman".