Sentence examples for also expositions from inspiring English sources

However, advertisements often end with a macro-new punch — what the addressee should take away from the text as its main point, as do reviews and also expositions.

There is also an exposition of American Indian art.

In traditional bunraku, the voices of the puppets are spoken and sung by the Tayu, a narrator who also provides exposition and commentary.

Nichols algebras associated to Lie superalgebras appeared first in the pioneering paper [88]; see also the exposition [10].

The next step of the evolution of web services was reached with the adoption of the Semantic Web and the corresponding development of Semantic Web Technologies to enable not only machine-understandable knowledge representation, but also the exposition of this knowledge and underlying concepts to automated, formal logic-based reasoning.

Though primarily devoted to French colonies, the exposition also included sections on territories ruled by the Netherlands, Belgium, the United States, Portugal, Germany, Denmark and Italy.

It is also a classic exposition of two of the great themes of our age: technological optimism and political defeatism.

In 1904 the Louisiana Purchase Exposition (also known as the St . Louis Worlds Fair) was held just west of the city in Forest Park to commemorate the centennial of the Louisiana Purchase.

One yearns also for lengthier exposition of Bloom's first years at Yale in the 1950s, his memories of that time recently prompted, he says, when his wife brought home the DVD of "The Good Shepherd, Robert Dee Niro's portrait of the C.I.A., its early scenes set among the Gothic towers of Yale, "that quasi university centered on the undergraduates of Skull and Bones".

XPS and enzyme-linked lectin assay (ELLA) demonstrate the presence, and also the correct exposition of the saccharidic epitope on PCL substrates.

It's also littered with exposition-heavy segments in which Liz and Dick reminisce about their past, perhaps from beyond the grave.