Sentence examples for brilliant exposition from inspiring English sources
Intelligent teenagers would benefit from James's brilliant exposition of what really divides two nations with a common language.
Perhaps he should watch the film 12 Angry Men, which is a brilliant exposition of how juries' discussions on the facts matter.
His brilliant exposition and moral teaching have the note of universality; his words strike the reader today as forcefully as ever, and his humorous sallies are as pungent as when they provoked laughter in the congregations of Antioch and Constantinople.
Under cover of a roaring good tale it's a brilliant exposition of urban poverty and how violence flashes down from mass movements to the family around the dinner table.
"Dispatches" was what had come to be called "new journalism," but it transcended that form to become both a profound personal journal and the most brilliant exposition of the cultural dimension of an American war ever compiled.
Its fruits include a great Greek translation of the Hebrew scriptures and Philo's brilliant exposition of Jewish metaphysics written in Greek.Mr Abulafia is too conscientious a historian to speculate much about the future, or even to prejudge how the modern age will fit into the sweep of Mediterranean history.
I admire his intellect, and of course his ability to mesmerize the audience with his brilliant expositions.
Both times, he delivered brilliant, arm-flailing, passionate expositions of the beauty of mathematics and why it matters.
A variety of fairly uncritical comments have acclaimed the Clinton speech as a wholesale endorsement of non-regulation (without examining its carefully stated caveats) and, for the China exposition, there's a brilliant comment by Rebecca MacKinnon.
Il saggiatore (The Assayer), published in 1623, was a brilliant polemic on physical reality and an exposition of the new scientific method.
"The more I actually studied the building," said historian Laura A. Ackley, author of "San Francisco's Jewel City: The Panama-Pacific International Exposition of 1915," "the more I realized it's an absolute tour de force of brilliant architecture".
