Sentence examples for clear exposition from inspiring English sources

As a unique piece of anthology, this article provides a remarkably clear exposition of psychoanalytic theory interlaced with Freud's reflections upon his own scientific legacy.

He gave a clear exposition of the way in which the Social Security system worked and in the significance of the financial flows within it.

What Hamlet says replaces the clear exposition of motive with a kind of chattering, compulsive, image-chasing interior monologue of dreads and desires.

Although Miller's final presentation was a model of clear exposition, with evidence scrupulously displayed and discussed, it has been set aside and virtually forgotten.

But the straightforward language is coupled, especially in the mid-period work, with a modernist disdain for clear exposition and holding the loathsome bourgeois reader's hand.

One of the many strengths of this complex but accessible study is its combination of medical history and an admirably clear exposition of up-to-date scientific thinking.

Huxley was not alone among 19th century figures who gave vigorous and clear expositions of an epiphenomenalistic view.

Clear expositions, and additional references, are to be found in Troelstra's introduction to the English translation in Gödel [1990] of the original Dialectica article, and in Avigad and Feferman [1998].

It is hard to imagine a clearer exposition of what is a difficult subject for the uninitiated.

Either way, there can be no clearer exposition of the moral complexities of 21st-century biotechnology than has been provided by Leon Kass's intellectual depth and graceful style.

David Wardrop Chairman, United Nations Association Westminster Branch London SW6   Congratulations to Robert Fisk for the finest and clearest exposition of the Middle East mess: truthful, objective and dispassionate – qualities in short supply among our juvenile leaders.