Sentence examples for simply expound from inspiring English sources

(David Neumann is the choreographer.) When they sing of the savage glories of their god, or simply expound all that exposition that choruses are so useful for, they do so in close sororal harmony.

The movie is at its best when it simply expounds an idealism, with its own distinctive frankness.

I thought they were just expounding on stuff.

Because of the belief in the centrality of the philosophy of Pythagoras, later philosophy was regarded as simply an elaboration of the revelation expounded by Pythagoras; it thus became the fashion to father the views of later philosophers, particularly Plato, back onto Pythagoras.

When he wished to expound on a given topic, he simply reached into the relevant chamber and pulled out the source.

Kennedy doesn't expound on the music industry's decline; instead, he simply lays out reams of damning evidence.

One of the founders of the field, Boulding (1991) expounds: In its largest sense, evolutionary economics is simply an attempt to look at an economic system, whether of the whole world or of its parts, as a continuing process in space and time.

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

The actors, directors and rock singers who give money to Holocaust foundations and adopt babies from impoverished places and expound before the United Nations General Assembly on the crisis of African debt — these people simply do not figure in his consciousness, one consumed by a brilliantly uncharitable view of fame.

For others it is simply part of a much broader process of upwardly mobile movement to the suburbs and beyond, as expounded by the Economist.

Knutson lauded the game's high degree of customization; he summarized that "everything is expounded a hundred fold: from create-a-skater to create-a-park mode, it is simply amazing".