Sentence examples for and its exposition from inspiring English sources

Although cases for the existence of dialetheias can be derived from almost any paradox of self-reference, we will focus only on the Liar, given that it is the most easily understandable and its exposition requires no particular technicalities.

In general, his writing was well organized, and its exposition proceeded in impressively orderly fashion, but his style was heavy, laboured, and rather monotonous.

Harrod's biography is smoothly but unctuously writ- ten, and its exposition of the economics, though obviously expert, is much more circumscribed than Skidelsky's.

The Science Center's fundraising foundation and Sen. Curren D. Price (D-South Los Angeles) have joined the ranks of critics who say the parking plan would damage attendance and programs at the center and its Exposition Park neighbor, the California African American Museum.

Yet as dazzling as the city and its Columbian Exposition are, Peck balances all that newfangled excitement with the familiar domesticity -- and bone-wearying work -- of home.

To say too much might ruin some of the surprises in this film's spare, carefully inflected plot, which in its structure, its themes and its parsimonious exposition may remind you of a Ray Bradbury short story.

Among other things, the Florida Supreme Court provided an extraordinary remedy that has no statutory basis, and its novel exposition of the contest provision essentially reads out other more specific provisions in Florida's election code.

Yet, even so, Kant published the first edition only reluctantly after many postponements; although convinced of the truth of its doctrine, he was uncertain and doubtful about its exposition.