Sentence examples for that expounded from inspiring English sources

While at Stockbridge he continued to write treatises that expounded his theology, including Freedom of the Will and The End for Which God Created the World.

And by studying Aquinas in his medieval context, he recovered a Thomism that expounded the presence and mystery of God in far less rationalistic and conceptual ways than did its neo-scholastic versions.

Women and winter sports featured prominently ("With no one are winter sports more popular than with the fair sex," read part of the text), and there was a long essay by Thomas Nelson Page titled "Christmases of the Nation" that expounded upon the history of Christmas in the United States.

The publication dates of the first two works in English that expounded the thesis were nearly simultaneous.

The International Anticounterfeiting Coalition gave from $5,000 to $10,000 to seven colleges to offer a course (created in part by a public relations firm) that expounded on the evil of fake goods.

I wonder if he's not channeling some of the homiletical power of his great, great grandfather Andrew Murray, a missionary to South Africa that expounded on the intricacies of Calvinist theology.

She insists that Jesus of Nazareth made no claim to be divine: a famous New Testament passage that expounds both his self-abasement and divine glory does not mean what Christians think it means, she adds.Ms Armstrong has won admiration from Muslims and Jews for expounding their traditions in ways that earn respect from outsiders.

The canon that expounds the problem is obscure, but its gist is not difficult to guess.

Furthermore, it appears that all of the participating research ethics committees endorsed this rationale as well, at least tacitly, given that they approved the trial along with the informed consent documents that expound this reasoning.

The classification may well be merely heuristic, as it fails to account for a number of works that expound Peripatetic principles and methods and yet include a number of Illuminationist principles, e.g., in his Tablets Dedicated to 'Imad al-Din (Suhrawardi 1976: 99-116) and in his Temples of Light (Suhrawardi 1996 19766: 139 47).

Each side also has a Web site that expounds on the pro and cons of Indian Point.