Yes, we were concerned with conflicts between Blacks and Jews, but neither of us is an authority on that conflict, and we had no intention of expounding on it.
This part has the most dramatic potential had writer Tyler Hisel expounded on it as Larry Fessenden did with "Wendigo," instead of leaving it as a well-worn cliché that unfairly marginalizes Native Americans.
Wilson expounded on it in Success, Dominance, and the Superorganism: The Case of the Social Insects (1997).
She knew everything about it and could expound on it until the drummers packed up and went home.
Chaudhry et al 10 have expounded on the details of telemonitoring, categorising it into three groups with regard to the types of intervention, including telephone-based symptom monitoring, automated monitoring of signs and symptoms and automated physiological monitoring.
I tried imagining myself as I was then, standing with Royce in front of Las Meninas, expounding on the painting with the gushing hyperbole of an adolescent.
And so today's debate sounded at times more like a discourse in theology than a political discussion, with lawmakers expounding on matters like whether embryos created through cloning are embryos at all.
He expounded on what it meant that Trump wore it.
When you read any food writer, even Michael Pollan, expounding on "traditional" cuisines, you should do it with both eyebrows raised, and your upper lip curled in a pronounced and skeptical sneer.
But was he overly consumed with expounding on his theory or was he concerned with his patient?" That is a hurtful accusation for Steinschneider, who has devoted much of his life to the study of SIDS.
