Almost universally, in the Old Testament, the word is used to signify an expounder or interpreter of the divine will.
Great as he was as an expounder of the Law, he is perhaps best known by the sweetness of his character.
Apart from his duties as expounderof the Law, the Resh Galutha appointed him to the position of supervisor of weights and measures.
Calhoun, the ablest and most consistent expounder of this doctrine, defines a perfect popular government as "one which would embrace the consent of every citizen or member of the community.
He is the expounderof Revolution in its compulsory and illiberal aspect.
He was early instructed in the Puritanic orthodoxy of New England, and grew up to be an approved expounder of it.
But those who knew him well have borne witness to the excellence of his character and his great ability as an expounder of the Word of the Gospel.
I gave the same pledge to the great expounder of the Constitution, he who has been called the god-like Webster.
He insisted on reverently bowing to the Supreme Court as the authoritative expounder of the Constitution, rather than appealing from it to a tumultuous town meeting where constitutional questions arose.
He was a profound jurist and a lucidexpounder of the law.
Although elevated to the bench of the Superior Court he remained in the Executive Council, a firm and consistent advocate of his country's rights--a bold expounder of Britain's wrongs.
Every word is endowed with a spirit, therefore the speaker or expounder should carefully deliver his words at the appropriate time and place, for the impression which each word maketh is clearly evident and perceptible.
For them, therefore, the Pope was the expounder of the law of succession to the throne, as, up to that time, he had been generally recognized in Europe.
As the expounder of the Constitution, "the common consent of your countrymen has admitted you to stand without a rival.
He was a grammarian, commentator and expounder of the Law, but he was not free from the errors of the members of his creed.
But there was an important difference between the Jewish expounder of the law and the Catholic order of preachers.
I tell you that such a one has to rely upon the results arrived at by the investigator and the expounder of Holy Writ.
One of these is said to be the expounder of a grammar, known by the name of Kaumari Kalapa Vyakarana).
The "expounder of the Constitution" retorted with great force, reminding the gentleman from South Carolina that noisy declamation was not logic, and that he should not apply coarse epithets to the President, who could not reply to them.
The Great Expounder of the Constitution," as he was called, was then in the prime of life, and had not began those indulgences which afterward exercised such injurious effects upon him.
With the form and features of John Marshall, the great expounder of the Federal Constitution and the founder of our Federal jurisprudence, and with the forms and features of such of his disciples as John H.
With the form and features of John Marshall, the great expounder of the Federal Constitution and the founder of our Federal Jurisprudence, and with the forms and features of such of his disciples as John H.
Tollefsen was summoned to the bay as the first gospel expounderwho unveiled the gems of the Old Book according to Augsburgian theology.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "expounder" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
