Sentence examples for a dense exposition from inspiring English sources

Before the decade was out, he published "The Divine Principle," a dense exposition of his theology that has been revised several times; in her book, Ms. Hong, his daughter-in-law, said it was written by an early disciple based on Mr. Moon's notes and conversation.

But there was rather less of that than a dense theological exposition of why religion must be the moral basis for everything.

The proposals, posted on the gallery's Web site (ppowgallery.com), are dense expositions of ideas that include the overworked (critiques of celebrity, originality, modernism), the rarely tackled (equine husbandry) and the academic-arcane (the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle in quantum mechanics).

A dense prologue summarises Erkenwald's creation story, which removes the need for exposition later and sets the scene ready for the main event.

It's a dense, rapid-pace dissection of an era, and the program contains no less than three full-length articles of exposition, a glossary of political terms and a list of the members of Parliament who speak, if only for a few seconds.

A dense wetness.

It's a dense book.

Pin oaks develop a dense branching pattern.

It's a dense plot.

It also requires a dense population.

It's a dense matrix.