Sentence examples similar to calling for exposition from inspiring English sources

Some of this historical detail calls for awkward mouthfuls of exposition.

Out of this experience came a series of passionate addresses, sermons, and popular expositions of the faith, in which he called for a return to the message of the Bible and to the theology of the Reformation.

His proposal calls for a conservative Beaux-Arts building topped by a dome and takes its inspiration from the fairgrounds of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition, held in San Francisco in 1915.

This argument is akin to that made by those advocating a theoretical rather than procedural fidelity approach to evaluating program implementation [ 68] and the many calls for greater exposition of the underlying theories of complex interventions, assumptions about how they work and expected impacts [ 65, 66].

Introducing the setting, and maybe even the characters, is called the exposition.

ARTHUR MILLER It's called exposition, Thornton.

What Kant calls the Metaphysical Exposition of the Concept of Space presents the first arguments of the Transcendental Aesthetic.

Writer spoke with Albert Balk, manager in charge of the Exposition, organized by a company called "Shows & Expositions".

COST PUT AT $100,000,000 Congressman Bloom Outlines Plan for Exposition in Marine Park in 1932.

The step for exposition was 1 min.

We adopt these distributions just for exposition purpose.