Sentence examples for to expound that from inspiring English sources

The ventures and misadventures of this onetime Cambridge professor of ideas, and fabulously successful deviser of television puppets, serve largely to expound that vision and cast it in a hallucinatory light.

Building on his earlier works, Kant continues to expound that force is prior to extension; everything comes about through the dynamics of force, pushes and pulls; and even on the smallest scale the attractive-repulsive interplay must structure space (determinata volumina, 1 484.10 12).

Moreover, a solid oxide steam electrolyzer system (SOSES) for hydrogen production is taken as an example to expound that the different configurations of a water electrolysis system should be adopted for different operation conditions.

The energy balance equations of the cathode and anode of the PETED are directly used to expound that the cathode and anode temperatures of the PETED may be changed through the different choices of the energy bandgap and electron affinity of the cathode material, the reduced electric current of the TEG, and the structure parameter of the hybrid device.

The latter is a purely normative exercise that lies outside the economist's professional competence, tempting though it may be for many economists to expound on that issue as well.

I still can't believe I didn't ask him to expound on that.

"I didn't know his daddy was an ambassador, and to expound on that, I couldn't have cared less if I did".

Greenblatt continued to expound on that approach in Shakespearean Negotiations: The Circulation of Social Energy in Renaissance England (1987)—in which he famously asserted his desire to "speak with the dead" authors he studied.

The added value by this study has been to expound on that role, especially in communities affected by conflict in terms of describing the underlying vulnerability factors.

The difficulty that this court found was its inability to expound the law, that is, to give to the lower federal courts a set of articulable, manageable rules that would predictably govern the introduction of confessions in the case in chief.

Neither the company's chief executive/founder Leu Jun, nor any of its pronouncements, have expounded that strategy.