Yet, doctrines are not expounded, for this is a book of the songs of Israel that describe the way Yahweh was experienced and worshipped.
Caedmon later composed verses based on Scripture, which was expounded for him by monks at Streaneshalch (now called Whitby), but only the "Hymn of Creation" survives.
Instead, I listened to him expound for a while on the popularity of Ricky Martin, what it meant for popular music, for ethnic culture, even sexual politics.
"I'm a cripple," Mr. Lopez said, and then expounded for several minutes on how as a slow-moving pedestrian he felt endangered by the proliferation of cyclists on streets and sidewalks.
In a subsequent meeting with the real power behind the throne, Obama invited Vladimir Putin to expound for an hour on what hadn't worked in recent Russian-American relationships, before responding.
In his numerous commentaries on Aristotle's logical works, he expounded for the first time in Arabic the entire range of the scientific and nonscientific forms of argument and established the place of logic as an indispensable prerequisite for philosophic inquiry.
It was a revelatory moment in a court case that abruptly ended on June 21, when Mr. Shahzad expounded for more than half an hour on how and why he had tried to detonate a bomb in Times Square on a crowded Saturday evening.
But if that is so, he has not sold the message to New Jersey voters, And it is a bitter irony that a man who can expound for hours on the theology of Reinhold Niebuhr or the esoterica of prescription drug plans has not been able to explain something far more basic for New Jersey voters: himself.
He propounded and expounded for more than 15 minutes, touching on such diverse topics as the human genome, the ice-free future of the Arctic Ocean, the "Star Wars" journey, the climate of New York City, federal entitlements, the climate of Atlanta, embassy security, the climate of Illinois, Individual Development Accounts, the climate of Oklahoma and the state of the U.S. economy in 1835.
A method is expounded for on-line visual state estimation that avoids camera calibration.
