Sentence examples for for expounding from inspiring English sources
Both council and Riksdag were identified with the king's policies, not least because of Gustav's brilliant gift for expounding them: his speeches reveal him as a master of debate and an orator of extraordinary eloquence and force.
Yet the question has apparently long been on the mind of Jörg Widmann, one Germany's most prominent young composers, who received a major forum for expounding on the idea when the Bayerische Staatsoper commissioned an opera from him.
Ayala, in full Francisco José Ayala (born March 12 , 1934 Madrid, Spain), Spanish-born American evolutionary geneticist and molecular biologist best known for expounding the philosophical perspective that Darwinism and religious faith are compatible.
Mr. Milner, whose holdings have included major stakes in Facebook and Twitter, is known for expounding on everything from the future of social media to the frontiers of space travel.
Vice itself makes a virtue out of discriminating against everyone, thus, ultimately, against no one - an unorthodox ingredient that's been responsible for its fast-growing fan base and its reputation for expounding shock treatment.
In 1633 the Italian scientist Galileo Galilei was imprisoned for expounding the Copernican theory that the Sun is the centre of the universe and the Earth rotates around it.
Bentham, by contrast, needed the 'sensible' phenomenon of a perceptible, intelligible linguistic act for his purpose of expounding the nature of law by reference to empirical phenomena.
Dawkins's book The Greatest Show on Earth: The Evidence for Evolution expounds the evidence for biological evolution, and coincided with Darwin's bicentennial year.
Despite his prison sentence, he gave a short monologue for Channel 4 expounding his belief that sharia law was a better option for British society because the justice system was failing and too soft on criminals.
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