Sentence examples for expounds at from inspiring English sources

Hughes also expounds at length, in prose riddled with typos, in support of Trevor Potter's proposed Anti-Corruption Act and other reform movements.

Gibson expounds at length on the history of whaling in Nantucket, on how the Globe was built and on the practical business of whaling.

When it arrives, 50 Cent says, "Why isn't this purple?" And from this Ansari draws a conclusion — "50 Cent has no idea what a grapefruit is!" — upon which he expounds at length.

I'd trust him to get there eventually, but for now it's too often the case that Brown expounds at length on what he thinks about an issue before getting round to his actual joke.

In many of his podcasts, Mr. Long expounds at length on dating and self-improvement tips for men, arguing that they must display the characteristics of an "alpha" male.

To Wayne, his sons' success is less a testament to breeding than to upbringing — a genially self-serving theory that he expounds at length in his 2004 book, "Raising Your Child to Be a Champion in Athletics, Arts, and Academics," written with the journalist Woody Woodburn.

He expounded at length on the need for better neighborhood public schools.

He expounded at length to me, and to his companions, Ricardo and Jose, who were visiting from Argentina.

He will expound at length on Israeli-Palestinian relations as the key to Middle East peace.

The secret of the book's construction is expounded at its midpoint, in a discussion between minor characters: Lamination.

Now his concerts are a bit more predictable: his fairly unpretentious small group plays show tunes, bop and calypso, anything for Mr. Rollins to expound at length upon.