Sentence examples for which expounded from inspiring English sources
"This is the key to American plays, which expounded what we were: nothing is fixed.
The popularity of the game led to a cinematic adaptation, Warcraft (2016), which expounded upon the mythology of Azeroth.
One of the most important works that he published during his lifetime was a verse dialogue on aesthetics, Promethidion (1851), which expounded a theory of the social and moral function of art anticipating that of John Ruskin.
Its first treatise, the Solitaire premier (1552), complements Joachim du Bellay's Défense et illustration de la langue française (1549), which expounded the theories on poetic diction and language reform of La Pléiade.
This book was followed by Confucius as a Reformer (1897), which expounded Kang's belief that Confucius was concerned with contemporary problems and stood for change and that the progress of mankind was inevitable.
His surprisingly traditional treatment of the Wagner comedy disappointed a number of European critics eager for something like his "Parsifal" for the Bayreuth Festival, which expounded on the opera's historical and political impact and reception.
For nearly twenty-five years in the pages of The New Yorker, Gopnik has offered essays of intellectual depth and lissome prose which expound on the dilemmas and curiosities of modern life.
He wrote three books on Plato De Platoneeteiusius dogmate ("On Plato and His Teaching"); De Deo Socratis ("On the God of Socrates"), which expounds the Platonic notion of demons, beneficent creatures intermediate between gods and mortals; and another, which is now lost.
Then two different types of demonstration projects are presented which expound on the condition of EV's infrastructure construction.
The fabricated OTFTs demonstrate a decent hole mobility (3.0 cm2/V s) and favorable green solid fluorescence with excellent thermal stability (up to 220 °C), which expound on the great potential of our material in organic electronics.
Steinberger had the same thoughts, but compared The Kampung Boy to Colin Thiele's autobiographical novel Sun on the Stubble, which expounds on the fun and mischief of early childhood.
