Sentence examples for analysis and exposition of from inspiring English sources

Political science, which had been a field for lofty speculations or restrained exercises in the analysis and exposition of texts, became important for those who practiced politics and those who wanted to satisfy, under the aegis of Aristotle's doctrine, the potentialities of human beings for happiness.

Below, I detail some of the places where I believe that a greater depth of analysis and exposition would benefit the manuscript.

As it entered the 21st century, Portuguese literature was grounded solidly on the critical analysis and lyrical exposition of its history that was being undertaken by Portugal's major novelists and poets.

Much as I admire their analysis and exposition, I see the problem a bit differently than they do.

This resulted in a transformation of his interpretation and exposition of the Scriptures.

The narrative then goes directly forward, and exposition of earlier events is supplied by flashbacks.

The book, dedicated to Thule Society member Dietrich Eckart, was an autobiography and exposition of his ideology.

Section 2 gives preliminaries, such as definitions and notations, which will be useful for our analysis and ease of exposition.

Nagarjuna also composed hymns of praise to the Buddha and expositions of Buddhist ethical practice.

Analysis, background, and exposition necessarily take a back seat to action.

It also serves the functions of improving analysis and clarifying exposition.