"We like the politics that he expounds because it's the politics of order, the politics of complying with the law," said Diego Darío, president of the Chamber of Commerce in Neiva.
To Wayne, his sons' success is less a testament to breeding than to upbringing — a genially self-serving theory that he expounds at length in his 2004 book, "Raising Your Child to Be a Champion in Athletics, Arts, and Academics," written with the journalist Woody Woodburn.
Simon Doonan, the creative ambassador at large for Barneys New York and the author of the new book "Gay Men Don't Get Fat," has been answering reader questions about the dietary theories — serious and not — that he expounds in his book and in an interview with The Times.
56b063cb-cd8d-4285-91e7-3a10c8c0297e Simon Doonan, the creative ambassador at large for Barneys New York and the author of the new book "Gay Men Don't Get Fat," responds to reader questions about the dietary theories — serious and otherwise — that he expounds in his book and in an interview with The Times.
Meanwhile, in his office at the Yale School of Medicine, where he still puts in a five-day work week as a semi-retired emeritus professor of pharmacology, the phone has been steadily ringing with requests from the press that he expound a little more on his global vision of equitable drug distribution.
Today Fukuyama has decided to resign from the neoconservative movement — though for reasons that, as he expounds them, may seem a tad ambiguous.
It was Krauthammer who wrote the ecstatic topmost blurb ("bold, lucid, scandalously brilliant") for the back jacket of Fukuyama's masterpiece from 1992, "The End of History and the Last Man". Today Fukuyama has decided to resign from the neoconservative movement — though for reasons that, as he expounds them, may seem a tad ambiguous.
He expounded upon that world from a perch about as far removed from it as possible.
In these works he expounded an individualism that included a deep-rooted attachment to one's native region.
