Sentence examples for Public exposition from inspiring English sources

That could mean another public exposition of how far they have fallen.

Now Zuckerberg, who met with me for several in-person interviews this summer, is confronting something of the opposite: a public exposition of details that he didn't choose.

However, about 20 years ago, church men began to notice some bodily decom position, and the final public exposition was in 1952.

The interlude was a public exposition of Harris's wicked sense of humour, which even in moments of high drama, was never far from the surface.

While Mr. Chen has retired from China's diplomatic service, his remarks were particularly significant because they represent the most detailed public exposition of China's views at a time when Chinese officials have been wary of making comments because of the approaching Communist Party Congress, which is scheduled to begin in Beijing on Nov. 8.

Those familiar with the world of motorcycle gangs said the explosion of violence was the first such confrontation between the two gangs at a public exposition since the 1970's, and could signal a dangerous new phase in their rivalry in the United States.

And Bob started a small businesses himself - he founded eShow, the first public consumer exposition showcasing technology and the Internet, in 1999.

The project presentation is a public 25 minute exposition of a student project, summarizing the project goal, simulation method and results, lessons learned and problems encountered.

That afternoon, he attended a public reception at the exposition's Temple of Music.

President Ryan of the Board of Education announced that if the Birth Control League remained in the exposition, the public schools would stay out, and the birth-controllers were forthwith shown the door.

Crucially, he placed himself between a scientist and an interested public and offered superb expositions of Newton's theories of optics and gravitation, which still stand today.