Sentence examples for were expounded from inspiring English sources
verb
To lay open; to expose to view; to examine or exposit.
Imagism, Impressionism, and vers libre were expounded in the magazine's pages.
The ideas that informed Thatcherism were expounded by bow-tied wonks in the 1970s.
The stories of gods, heroes, Vikings, and ordinary Icelanders were expounded in rímur, or extended chanted tales.
His theories were expounded in School and Society (1899), The Child and the Curriculum (1902), and Democracy and Education (1916).
In those pre-computer days, Reep's elaborate theories of match analysis were expounded in the old News Chronicle in an infinity of squiggly diagrams.
These were expounded (1919) in The New Age, the socialist publication of Alfred Richard Orage, and in Douglas' first book, Economic Democracy (1920).
Across town, at the hair salon, the young women were expounding on the merits of corpulence.
Novelists were analyzing the day's Nasdaq rally; chefs were expounding on Cisco's next generation of data-networking equipment.
Moreover, the mutual connection, interdependence, interaction and mutual restrict of many elements involved in the frozen soil system were expound.
This idea is expounded upon in his book.
The 10 principles, the backbone of the book, are expounded in the Shackleton saga.
