Her numerous books and articles are still considered among the best expositions of theosophical belief.
"I think it's one of the best expositions that I've seen in decades, done at a world-class level," said Pedro Meyer, a photographer from Mexico who has studied photographic exhibits worldwide.
Reed Johnson's "A Modern Sense of Sacred" (May 22) is one of the best expositions I have seen of what I fondly hope L.A.'s new cathedral will be.
In the preface to his Treatise on Electricity and Magnetism (1873), the best exposition of his theory, Maxwell stated that his major task was to convert Faraday's physical ideas into mathematical form.
In fact, his article in the London Review of Books, The Goodwin and Giggs show, is probably the best exposition of the recent clash between the twin sovereignties of parliament and the courts.
The best exposition I found was by the then director of the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies in London, Professor Sir Norman Anderson, in The Evidence for the Resurrection (later republished as part of Jesus Christ: The Witness of History).
It is perhaps relevant that the conventional narrative of the 'end times' – a pervasive theme in all Judeao-Christian thought and scripture which reaches its best exposition perhaps in the biblical Revelations – seems to have been discarded by modern Western culture: in 2012 it is the Mayan calendar (exotic and mysterious) which contains the unfolding prophecy of doom.
For perhaps the best exposition on democratic culture, its nature and its limits, see Alexis de Tocqueville's Democracy in America.
Re-released on compact disc in 1995, followed by a 30th anniversary CD in 2000, the album has been called a studio masterpiece, and "the best exposition of the ballad in rock".
In Quod nihil scitur (That Nothing is Known, 1581), one of the best systematic expositions of philosophical skepticism produced during the sixteenth century, the Portuguese philosopher and medical writer Francisco Sanches displays a familiarity with De disciplinis, and there are indications that he might also have been acquainted with In pseudodialecticos.
However, he takes the texts that he considers to be "…the best available expositions of the approved reasons for holding theories which are at least as old as Heraclitus…" (1962a: 1), and he expresses the hope that some of the arguments and methods that he employs may have wider applicability.
