Sentence examples for in expounding on from inspiring English sources

In expounding on that thought, we would like to suggest to McComb and City Councilwoman Laura Friedman that the city's arts commission consider negotiating to attract the Laemmle Theatre Company to occupy the Mann Theatre at the Exchange, which will be closing next year.

We think the literature has contributed greatly in expounding on the negative and positive obligations of researchers towards research participants.

One is an adherence to due process, and the second, an adherence to the principle of equal application of the law, which is something you expounded on in these last three paragraphs.

On a sun-speckled afternoon in late August New York City Transportation Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan is in Times Square, expounding on the delights of a 2.5-acre pedestrian plaza she created three months ago.

He handed Democrats more ammunition in announcing his candidacy in February by expounding on the importance of religion in politics.

In expounding her ideas on how detective fiction works, James makes fearless reference to everyone from Jane Austen to Evelyn Waugh.

Many cognitive psychologists spend their time as expert witnesses in criminal cases expounding on the fragility of eyewitness memory, and the ease with which memory for an event can be corrupted by post-event information.

In addition to expounding on the past, Goldberg spoke about his expanding vision for the new eCommerce, and how he saw Fab as essentially competing with retail giant IKEA, rather than other eCommerce sites like One Kings Lane and "some companies that recently went public".

Ditko became increasingly dissatisfied with conditions at Marvel in the mid-1960s, where artists were expected to carry a large portion of the storytelling in their work, expounding on threadbare plots, then returning the pages so the writer - usually Lee - could add dialogue.

In the edition banned by the Los Angeles school district -- one of the most popular translations of the Koran in the English-speaking world -- the translator, writing in 1934, expounds on the troubling verses in ways that seem in no way out of keeping with their denunciatory tone.

Last week I was watching a highly articulate female economist at the TEDGlobal conference in Edinburgh expound on development issues in Africa when the person in the neighbouring seat nudged me.