Through the analysis of a new hand drill to expound its security design from the appearance design and usage security two aspects.
"If you really want to enjoy barbecuing, then slow-cooking gives you much more satisfaction," he expounds, tongs in hand, "that's how it becomes a hobby.
He expounds it in one volume of his memoirs, "Left Hand, Right Hand!": Since the following anecdote often appears in the press, I had better recount it myself, correctly.
"What's not to like?" That rhetorical question found many answers at the taxi depot, where drivers, with plenty of waiting time on their hands, are happy to expound on the job's hardships: the long hours, stress, low pay and dirt.
On one hand, Adams, the guy who loved the 401 k), expounded the virtue of a retirement tool that required zero brainpower from its participants.
As he takes the young man's slender hand — the hand of a pianist, James thinks — he expounds, "I know that you Somalis have one name, which is your given name, another which is your father's name, and a third, which is your paternal grandfather's.
On the other hand, in other dialogues we find a Socrates who expounds positive teachings about virtue; this Socrates usually asks questions only to elicit agreement.
Business groups, on the other hand, kicked off a $1.5 million advertising campaign last weekend to expound on the benefits of expanded trade with China.
The exhibit expounds on China's suffering at the hands of colonial powers in the 19th and 20th Centuries and the subsequent restoration of its greatness under Communist Party rule.
On the other hand, republican freedom is also distinct from positive freedom as expounded and criticized by Berlin.
