expatiation

“Our shared hope and expatiation is that people on all sides show tolerance, mutual respect and restraint,” Mr. Nixon said.

While no recall is good for an automaker, Toyota’s history of uninterrupted success in the U.S. market had established a very high expatiation for the brand.

Reading his manifesto for the job, and his previous expatiation on Europe's future, he does indeed come across as an integrationist of a vintage now well past its sell-by date.

However Andy Hayes was not given to digression or to expatiation.

It is not the purpose of the foregoing expatiation to prove to you such a familiar and well-known fact as that slavery parted north and south and caused the brothers’ war.