Despite decades of expounding the same themes in lectures, radio addresses, sermons, and theological treatises, Lewis (like Milton) was never livelier than when he wrote of demons.
After all, I've been speaking at this annual event for more than a decade, and throughout the 1980s and 1990s I expounded the same message: that with political will on all sides, the period of armed struggle could be replaced by engagement in a peaceful process capable of realising the nationalists' historic goal, a united Ireland.
This seemed obvious from the first lot of scrolls, since the Zadokite fragments expound the same doctrines, deal with the same events, and even make use of the same language as the Manual of Discipline and others of the scrolls; but the matter has now been put beyond doubt by the finding in one of the other caves of several fragments of the Zadokite text.
As Deutsch brilliantly expounds, the principle is essentially the same.
When Ianto expounds these same insecurities to Jack in the radio play "The Dead Line" (just prior to Children of Earth), however, Jack insists "You will never be just a blip in time, Ianto Jones.
No surprise, then, that the best song here is "I Don't Know Officer," a bad-faith branding exercise: five rappers expound on the same insincere phrase.
I cite this because it chimes with the points that Dave Eggers is making in his latest novel, The Circle; we are at an interesting moment when two such significant figures of American letters have both independently been so moved to expound on the same subject.
Section 5 expounds the CE and HDA dynamic iteration stopping algorithms.
The current study expounds the 5-HTTLPR × Stress interaction effect and gender differences in adolescent samples.
This is its manifestation in all sorts of bodily forms appropriate to the situation in order to expound the Dharma, often appearing in the same form as the listener in order to share in his suffering.
