Sentence examples for expounding with from inspiring English sources

But within days, Jennings, too, was expounding with Larry King -- after which he was one-upped by Brokaw, who took off for Baghdad.

But instead of finding teachers expounding with confidence on the virtues of the American way, the delegates encountered a somewhat apologetic and cautious set of experts.

Joseph A. Pika, a political scientist at the University of Delaware who has observed Mr. Biden over much of his career, said the senator was prone to making broad declarations — "We've got to level with the American people!" — then expounding with lengthy elaborations.

He then expounded with a command of detail that included Mr. McCain's date of birth.

How She Expounded with the Spirit of Prophecy Father Luc is young, with full purple lips.

His view, expounded with great brilliance at Hay on Sunday, is that the museum was, from the start, an enlightenment institution.

He stopped 55 minutes later apparently not having drawn breath, but having expounded with such clarity the history, the behaviour of the personalities... it was absolutely spectacular".

His ally Father Coyne, the devoted star-gazer, is one of the relatively few boffins who have managed to expound with equal passion both their scientific views and their religious beliefs.

In each of these very short shorts – none lasts longer than three minutes and up to two-thirds of the running time is taken up with credits – Rossellini expounds with relish upon the mating habits of a particular species.

It is therefore fair for the Mail to reproduce the thoughts of Ralph Miliband, expounded with such clarity in Parliamentary Socialism (a textbook for politics undergraduates like myself in the 1970s).

With a smile of Christian charity great Draghi's vision shone; He stilled the rising tumult; he bade the game go on; He strolled onto the dais, and once more the tensions grew; But with LTROs missing, the markets screamed, "Strike two!" The smile then gone from Draghi's lips, his teeth then clinched in hate; He expounded with cruel violence the reasons he must wait.