As Deutsch brilliantly expounds, the principle is essentially the same.
More serious is the sheer fluency with which Arthur expounds the blockage of his emotions.
Romm adeptly expounds the puzzle of the philosopher's life: Seneca, revered for centuries as a pristine moral voice, was despised by many contemporaries as a hypocritical, profiteering lackey.
The book expounds the company's philosophy, and stresses the value of diversifying your life during your "extended middle age," as you would your financial affairs.
John Piper, a prominent theologian and minister who expounds the value of "objective Biblical truth," posted a terse message on Twitter: "Farewell Rob Bell".
The faces and voices of scientists are grotesquely stilled and replicated: Richard Dawkins is a particular target as he expounds the machine nature of life.
That's why it was such fun writing the speech given by Grace's father (James Caan) at the end of the film, where he expounds the shortcomings of humanism.
He then expounds the redemptive work of God in Christ and shows how those who believe are renewed by the Holy Spirit for life as God means it to be.
The result would be a less socially divisive education system.Yugo Kovach Twickenham, MiddlesexSIR —Your leader on school selection adeptly expounds the theory of competition and choice in education, but then fails to put it into practice.
On the plane from Paris to New Delhi, Jeanne meets an elderly member of India's caste of untouchables (Yaseen Khan), who lucidly expounds the unconscionable discrimination they suffer and the peculiarity of Western indifference to it.
Against Eunomius defends the deity of the Son against an extreme Arian thinker, and On the Holy Spirit expounds the deity of the spirit implied in the church's tradition, though not previously formally defined.
