(1) Can you enlarge on what has already been said?

(2) I'll enlarge on this point later.

(3) Mrs Maughan did not enlarge on what she meant.

(4) He didn't enlarge on the form that the interim government and assembly would take.

(5) Would you care to enlarge on what you've just said?

(6) I need not enlarge on this matter; you all know my views.

(7) Let me enlarge on this a little.

(8) Please enlarge on this question.

(9) To enlarge on an Emerson statement mentioned earlier: the organization is only half itself; the other half is its expression.

(10) But there was no time to enlarge on the idea.

(11) Let me enlarge on the topic.

(12) Let me enlarge on that.

(13) I asked him to enlarge on his reply.

(14) Let me enlarge on this basic theme.

(15) The children wanted to enlarge on what he had said shout the unidentified flying objects.

(16) The children wanted him enlarge on what he had said about the umidentified flying objects.

(17) Mark Twain and Poe. there is no need to enlarge on the gulf between them.