Sentence examples for the expounding from inspiring English sources
verb
To lay open; to expose to view; to examine or exposit.
I will illustrate the semantic realization of contextual elements in reference to 'factorial' explanations within the expounding sector of Figure 5.
The subjects painted in the windows played an important part in the expounding of the Scriptures and the glorification of the church and its saints.
The expounding of the Dharma is in one sense then really the Buddha's monologic expression of his own self-enjoyment in samadhic bliss.
A list of individuals who exhibited lamentable weakness in the very principles which the expounded or represented.
"There are no saviors," Manager Terry Collins said after the game, expounding on the pregame theme of responsibility.
Suppose, for the sake of expounding the view, that some truth-bearers are atomic.
The article expounds the architecture of Oracle big data solution, the planning and deployment of big data labs.
Maybe the president was expounding upon the Nickelodeon Ethics.
Across town, at the hair salon, the young women were expounding on the merits of corpulence.
What connections can be drawn between this portrait of Pyrrho's demeanor and the philosophy expounded in the Aristocles passage?
Critics of Descartes, including Elisabeth, argued that Descartes' metaphysical commitments put real pressure on the view expounded in the Passions.
