Sentence examples for he dilated on from inspiring English sources

He dilated on the smell of slops and cabbage, the clotted sauce-bottles in the dining-room, the vile food".

On foreign policy, Cruz is even less funny, as when he dilated on the Iran nuclear deal: "If you vote for me, under no circumstances will a nation led by a theocratic Ayatollah, who chants 'Death to America,' under no circumstances will Iran be allowed to acquire nuclear weapons".

He dilates on what he refers to as "the local errata of burned connections".

He dilates on their history, their character and what threatens them still.

He dilates on "the terrible and graphic loneliness of the great Americans".

He dilates on past ice ages, and the "snowball earth" theory that suggests our planet was once largely frozen.

He dilates on how best to hobble cows, to cook rabbits, to make charcoal, to preserve eggs and to tie lobster claws.

He dilates on why the name Jello Biafra — the stage moniker of the lead singer of the Dead Kennedys — is "a masterpiece of microstyle".

Along the way, he dilates interestingly on inter-Nordic rivalries.

Mundell's protégé at the University of Chicago, Arthur B. Laffer, did the same, then branched out to a consulting business where he put out some 50 papers per year that dilated on supply-side economics.

Hazlitt then walked Coleridge six miles down the road, listening as the other man dilated on various philosophers, talking so rapidly that he appeared "to float in air, to slide on ice".