Sentence examples for way of expounding from inspiring English sources

(See Kretzmann 1997, 301, where he argues that issues of style and rhetoric are not relevant to Aquinas' "unadorned, straightforward, pellucid way of expounding, analyzing, and arguing — [which is] ideal for philosophy".

Suppose, for the sake of expounding the view, that some truth-bearers are atomic.

Bannon is energetic; his lively body language is very much part of the way he expounds his opinions.

She offers theological consolation for his grief, expounding the way of salvation and the place of human life in a transcendental and extra-temporal view of things.

At the February Happiness Club meeting, Mr. Ketchian was expounding on his latest way of delivering what he readily admits is the same basic message, that choosing happiness is the only sure way of achieving it.

In particular, Inoue's later years were devoted to expounding bushidô, the so-called "way of the warrior," as a core ingredient in kokumin dôtoku.

"The Wissenschaftslehre" is not the name of a book; it is the name of a system of philosophy, one capable of being expounded in a variety of different ways.

Schopenhauer proceeded to expound the dubious theory that nature promoted homosexuality in older men as a way of discouraging them from continuing to procreate.

But instead of finding teachers expounding with confidence on the virtues of the American way, the delegates encountered a somewhat apologetic and cautious set of experts.

Earlier Tuesday, Conway's technology advocacy group, sf.citi, released a video of famous tech founders expounding all the ways in which homegrown technology could enhance government services (such as the notoriously difficult transit system).

Life has become an art of conserving and expounding energy.