expound

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• I was going to expound on this today, but Josh Barro's got it covered.

• The spring collection was intended to expound on the female body, sensuality and skin--but not nudity.

• Why, in an otherwise tough interview, he didn't ask Netanyahu to expound the distinction is beyond me.

• He recognized me from TV, and began to expound his political opinions.

• The compulsion to expound on the grips of passion is timeless, it would seem.

• We will not attempt, within the compass of a few short chapters, to expound continuously its wonderful text.

• In the terms of the petition the lecturer was to expound the Commedia for the benefit of "etiam non grammatici."

• At first, he did not attempt to annoy her; but, in time, some one was found cruel enough to expound to him the English common law.

• But it is a craven apology if we stoop to expound: we are seen as pleading our case before the public.

• To understand and expound them not for scholars but for the people, calls for a combination of gifts bestowed upon very few.