Sentence examples for hard to expound from inspiring English sources

So it's hard to inflate or hype and it's hard to expound on ornately, which makes it tough on the critics".

It is therefore difficult to expound the meaning of systems (such as predictive models) working in more than three dimensions.

In their hard-hitting polemical writings they attempted to expound the fundamental theological, historical, and legal truths of their cause.

It is hard to imagine a more authoritative team to expound the history and significance of these historic sites and their denizens.

Oddly, and in a fashion too complex to expound here (but recognizable to those familiar with Mr. Saramago's brand of secular and hard-earned miracles) it succeeds, transforming in practical ways those it touches.

He leans back to expound on this further.

But standups can't dramatise, they have to expound.

This e-column is the perfect opportunity to expound.

Tortorella, not surprisingly, was in no mood to expound about new beginnings Saturday morning.

Several Marquette players did their best to expound on what constitutes boot camp.

Despite this, the US president drew on his heritage to expound his point.