Sentence examples for to expound upon from inspiring English sources

We are no longer prodded to expound upon the women's point of view.

He said liberals had no problem with communists' ideas, which they were free to expound upon and disseminate.

Cameron will happily travel anywhere to expound upon his three great passions: marine and space exploration, and technology.

He then took a moment to expound upon kibble's drawbacks, among them tooth decay, bad breath and gas.

Now the graver subject that Milton is intending at some point to expound upon is clearly an epic one.

A mysterious rule operates by which a five-year-old boy, however much he enjoys his school day, is unable to expound upon it.

Max, a pseudonym for the man whom Hoffman described as a "wolf in sheep's clothing," played an influential role at Ragnarok events, and according to Hoffman, was known to publicly expound upon the importance of heightened safety and transparency within the community.

Ryan Dombal of Pitchfork Media wrote in a review of Achtung Babys 20th anniversary reissue, "Even 20 years on, the tour looks like something to behold, a singularly inventive experience that no band including U2 itself has been able to really expound upon in a meaningful way".

Now his concerts are a bit more predictable: his fairly unpretentious small group plays show tunes, bop and calypso, anything for Mr. Rollins to expound at length upon.

Team Engineering to the Rescue continually limited the extent to which they would expound upon an idea throughout the curriculum design process because they inherently knew they themselves, and eventually others, would need to take up the propositions embedded within their curriculum and create an integrated learning environment highlighted by engineering design.

He went so far that one of the Fed's directors, James B. Bullard, publicly questioned the board's decision to let Mr. Bernanke expound upon its thinking.