Use "expounded" in a sentence

1. Tom and Alistair must have looked confused, as Briz expounded

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2. I was involved in a consciousness raising group for 7 years where I learned an interesting mix of Kabala, Astrology, Meditation, Hinduism, the Occult & various new age philosophy as expounded by the likes of Alice A

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3. He recently expounded on the United States Constitution, regarding the separate branches of the federal government, to wit, and here I paraphrase: There are three branches, which are the Senate, the House of Representatives, and the Presidency

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4. At least that was the theory, as expounded in certain men’s magazines

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5. Que calor, verdad, (what heat, right)?” she expounded, sighing as she sat at his side

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6. Probably the most famous of these is Oxford’s Richard Dawkins, Professor of the Public Understanding of Science, who has expounded this idea over more than 30 years

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7. Many great leaders and saints have expounded on this topic,

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8. 12 But it was not expounded to him, therefore now I declare it to you

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9. expounded and examined is also timeless; the centuries, mil-

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10. 12 But it was not expounded to him therefore now I declare it to you

11. The wryly chilling thought brought on a crawling feeling up the back of his neck as he suddenly revisited the memory of Pharan who had at one time expounded on the Egyptian god Seth

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12. evident as he expounded further, “that it wasn't good to store so much this close to the river,

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13. he suddenly revisited the memory of Pharan who had at one time expounded on the Egyptian

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14. Batam expounded his chest with pride, nothing more pleasant to him than to disseminate the wonders of his birthplace to attentive and dedicated listeners, and with all the Oriental pride that was fitting on his veins, said:

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15. It took over an hour to get the entire population seated in the vast Arena, and the noise was deafening as everyone expounded their theory on why they'd all been summoned to assemble on a day and at a time when they were usually hard at work

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16. Each great Teacher expounded a method suited to one

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17. Madame Blavatsky held a theory, which she expounded in The Secret

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18. been the error of those who have expounded it as simply tantamount to sheer

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19. The week prior, in which Rodan had expounded his philosophy, Thomas and Nathaniel had alternated in presenting the gospel of the kingdom to the Greek philosopher

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20. (This they were to teach as man's whole duty in place of the 613 rules of living expounded by the Pharisees

21. Imagination reconstructs the scene—the black-haired chief, in his tiger-skins and necklace of human teeth, squatting on the dirt floor of the wattle hut, listening intently to the eloquence of the priest, who probably sat on a carven, skin-covered block of mahogany provided in his honor—clad in the silken robes of a Nemedian priest, gesturing with his slender white hands as he expounded the eternal rights and justices which were the truths of Mitra

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22. “Why, Eddie? Why? You’re the best thing that has come to us in years!” he expounded

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23. I expounded on how I had the analytical ability to recommend financial and operations improvements, which normally made for better organizations and increased shareholder value

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24. ” I further expounded on my writing projects along with my confusion as to what my next step should be

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25. because He expounded these truths to the general

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26. expounded further, more for his own satisfaction than hers

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27. “Quite simple really,” he expounded

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28. But now need the Word of God to be expounded in greater detail

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29. The questions asked became extensively deepened as each was expounded on, and the perception received

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30. The Buddhist theme of developing compassion for all sentient beings was being expounded upon

31. wherein he expounded his theories on

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32. But the truth which they expounded is

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33. ledge which you have expounded to me as equanimity

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34. As he expounded the meaning of ‘the Ten Nights’ and ‘the Seven Heavens’ which Muslim, Christian, and Jew scholars could not know

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35. From this a general definition of types of love might subsequently be expounded, e

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36. He also expounded the meaning of ‘the Ten Nights’ and ‘the Seven Heavens’ which Muslim, Christian, and Jewish scholars could not know

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37. As he expounded the meaning of 'the Ten Nights' and 'the Seven Heavens' which Moslem, Christian, and Jew scholars could not know

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38. There have been many spiritual truths expounded so far

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39. We have heard many fascinating stories related to Jesus Christ and some equally inspiring teachings expounded by Him

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40. And afterwards, when her sister had gone indoors for something, she expounded a theory she said she held, the soundness of which had often been proved to her by events, that names had much influence on behaviour

41. The table was cleared by his swift hands of the litter of her English studies, and the map out of the _Reichskursbuch_ spread on it; and with the help of an old Baedeker his sharp eyes had noticed lurking in a corner he expounded to her what she was to do

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42. Early in their engagement Wemyss had expounded his theory to Lucy that there should be the most perfect frankness between lovers, while as for husband and wife there oughtn't to be a corner anywhere about either of them, mind, body, or soul, which couldn't be revealed to the other one

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43. Not so much the culture as you expounded it but practical advice on sex

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44. clearly enumerated in the preface to this book and expounded upon throughout

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45. ” He expounded on the history of the lens and the changes in the light source over the years, including details about reflective capacity and housing weights and how it was lifted into place and how much candlepower of illumination it emitted and how far out to sea it could be seen

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46. This will be expounded on in the upcoming section on the Philosophers’ Stone and in upcoming

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47. Defarge was produced, when the court was quiet enough to admit of his being heard, and rapidly expounded the story of the imprisonment, and of his having been a mere boy in the Doctor's service, and of the release, and of the state of the prisoner when released and delivered to him

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48. He stood in front of her, his eyes glittering as he expounded

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49. He expounded on the level of brain damage caused by the

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50. The day I expounded this theory to Captain Nemo, he answered

51. ” It occurred to her that the more Jane expounded on ugliness, the more beautiful she looked, with her hair coming loose, her cheeks flushed and eyes shining

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52. Wopsle struck in upon that; as one who knew all about relationships, having professional occasion to bear in mind what female relations a man might not marry; and expounded the ties between me and Joe

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53. Canadian) expansion and the evolutionary theories of Charles Darwin, expounded in The Descent of Man and The Origin of Species

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54. Dee Boeckmann, coach of the women’s team, then marched a number of Holm’s teammates through the cabin, pointed at the pale, disheveled, and retching Holm, and expounded on the diabolical effects of alcohol

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55. Yet it was only from that point of view that he considered every laborer, though in many points he differed from the economists and had his own theory of the wage-fund, which he expounded to Levin

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56. The sermon, as might be expected, was of the extremest antinomian type; on justification by faith, as expounded in the theology of St Paul

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57. I was able to reflect upon the Beauties of the Countryside and upon my Plight, as well as to consider the Uncertainty of my Future, and to discourse with Lustre upon the opposing Philosophies of the Third Earl of Shaftesbury, who expounded the Perfection of the Universe and the Naturalness of Virtue in Man, and of Mr

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58. We have expounded our contrary view above; it rests largely on the absence of an adequate factor of safety when too large a portion of the price must depend on ever-increasing earnings in the future

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59. It was plain that Armfeldt had thought out that plan long ago and now expounded it not so much to answer the questions put- which, in fact, his plan did not answer- as to avail himself of the opportunity to air it

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60. This conception is the one handle by means of which the material of history, as at present expounded, can be dealt with, and anyone who breaks that handle off, as Buckle did, without finding some other method of treating historical material, merely deprives himself of the one possible way of dealing with it

61. Why did he not see more of him? To the Marshal’s reply that he seemed to have fallen under his displeasure, Napoleon, accepting all his explanations, expounded in detail his intention of departing, and indicated the direction of his route

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62. They taught him to read and write in prison, and expounded the Gospel to him

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63. Alexey Nilitch, who is a philosopher, has expounded the true God, the Creator, many a time to you, as well as the creation of the world and the fate that's to come and the transformation of every sort of creature and every sort of beast out of the Apocalypse, but you've persisted like a senseless idol in your deafness and your dumbness and have brought Ensign Erkel to the same, like the veriest evil seducer and so-called atheist

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64. With a characteristically German, external exactitude, pedantry, and symmetry, he devised and expounded this extraordinary theory

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65. Such, for instance, was the celebrated and unfounded theory, expounded by Malthus, of the tendency of that population of the world to increase in geometrical progression, but of the means of sustenance to increase only in arithmetical progression, and of the consequent over-population of the world; such, also, was the theory (an outgrowth of the Malthusian) of selection and struggle for existence as the basis of human progress

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66. Many and various were the expressions of human wisdom known to the men of the nineteenth century,—of Rousseau, Pascal, Lessing, and Spinoza; and all the wisdom of antiquity was expounded, but none of its systems laid hold of the crowd

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67. In this manner have learned and cultivated people proceeded; and among the herd of idle persons, there sprung up a pious trust in the great laws expounded by Malthus

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68. It was plain that Armfeldt had thought out that plan long ago and now expounded it not so much to answer the questions put—which, in fact, his plan did not answer—as to avail himself of the opportunity to air it

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69. I will say more: it is utterly immoral, for, I make bold to assure you, sir, my own views which I have expounded above, in regard to keeping one’s own place, are purely moral

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70. Would the House go into the merits of the case on this opinion, when obtained without affording an opportunity to the party interested to prove that the law was not correctly expounded nor the facts correctly stated? Surely not