Sentence examples for was expounded from inspiring English sources

Mindstorms is all part of the grand plan, as it was expounded in a 1997 Lego mission statement.

The prisoners' story was expounded upon at great length to the shivering, bareheaded multitudes by President-elect William Howard Taft.

"The Net, though, is different," according to one reasonable-sounding argument that was expounded in Wired magazine in 1996.

Emotivism was expounded by A. J. Ayer in Language, Truth and Logic (1936) and developed by Charles Stevenson in Ethics and Language (1945).

Caedmon later composed verses based on Scripture, which was expounded for him by monks at Streaneshalch (now called Whitby), but only the "Hymn of Creation" survives.

Pneumatism was expounded by the Greek anatomist and physiologist Erasistratus about 300 bc, though the concept had been suggested earlier by other commentators.

Maybe the president was expounding upon the Nickelodeon Ethics.

He was expounding on the expressive soccer learned in his childhood at Barça's academy.

As interesting as the subject and the article are, it is reported that Adams fell asleep while Franklin was expounding.

Van Rensburg was expounding his latest vision to a hushed audience.

This idea is expounded upon in his book.