Sentence examples for with expounding from inspiring English sources

The present paper is concerned with expounding an altogether new method specifically designed to provide a straightforward proof that there is no possible solution for some family of systems of Diophantine linear equations which share the same dependent terms while differing in its independent terms.

The walls are lined with ads expounding the dangers of smoking while pregnant (low birth rate) and of smoking before kissing (reduced likelihood of repeat kissing).

Although some foreign policy and news organizations held forums or produced retrospectives in recent days, the floors of Congress did not ring out with speeches expounding on the lessons of Iraq.

And so today's debate sounded at times more like a discourse in theology than a political discussion, with lawmakers expounding on matters like whether embryos created through cloning are embryos at all.

Joseph A. Pika, a political scientist at the University of Delaware who has observed Mr. Biden over much of his career, said the senator was prone to making broad declarations — "We've got to level with the American people!" — then expounding with lengthy elaborations.

But within days, Jennings, too, was expounding with Larry King -- after which he was one-upped by Brokaw, who took off for Baghdad.

The poet adds whimsically that he can imagine his spirited friend with a cigar, expounding on the peasant revolution in Chiapas, Mexico.

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.

We can represent this parameter topologically as a circle with eight sectors — expounding, reporting, recreating, sharing, doing, recommending, enabling and exploring — as shown to the right in Figure 4; let me give one example of each primary type: Figure 4 Field-based map of registerial range represented typologically and topologically.

These have become a part of OpenBSD advocacy, with each release expounding a moral or political point important to the project, often through parody.

In each of these very short shorts – none lasts longer than three minutes and up to two-thirds of the running time is taken up with credits – Rossellini expounds with relish upon the mating habits of a particular species.