Sentence examples similar to a methodical exposition of from inspiring English sources

Biel's Collectorium circa IV libros sententiarum, a classical commentary on the celebrated Sentences by Bishop Peter Lombard of Paris, gives a clear and methodical exposition of the teaching of the great English philosopher William of Ockham, whose doctrine Biel supported.

De gratia Christi et de peccato originali (418; On the Grace of Christ and on Original Sin) is a more methodical exposition.

Strangely, the movie plays like an extended, dully methodical exposition that serves solely to reach its shattering climax.

Rees's film, about racial tensions in rural Mississippi, is dully methodical exposition that serves solely to set up a shattering climax.

"I Feel Pretty" 's methodical exposition and rickety resolution draw the film out to a lugubrious hundred and ten minutes.

It is a methodical gunning down of everyone, a little like a video game.

The individuality of colour : contributions to a methodical schooling in experience of colour / Elisabeth Koch, Gérard Wagner translated by Peter Stebbing.

Mr. Reid starts with a methodical clarification of terms.

"We had a methodical way of doing things," Eileen said.

It's a methodical compilation of questions and irregularities that deserves a wider audience.

"They have had a methodical process of continuing to drive strategy up market.