Sentence examples for clearest exposition from inspiring English sources

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.

Soon after he had completed his doctoral dissertation on cubism at the Courtauld Institute of Art, London, it was published as Cubism, A History and an Analysis, 1907-1914 (1959), and has stood ever since as the clearest exposition of that extraordinary era in the history of the art of the 20th century.

Anarchist historian Paul Avrich described Now and After as "the clearest exposition of communist anarchism in English or any other language".

It's not an entirely new idea, of course, but the RAND report is one of the clearest expositions of it that I have seen.

The commentary in People's Daily, one of the longest and clearest expositions of China's stance in recent weeks, called for more patience in the hope that the peace plan proposed by Kofi Annan, the envoy to Syria for the United Nations and the Arab League, would succeed.

This particular article is often cited as one of the clearest expositions that Boltzmann ever wrote, and one in which "he is right on the money" (Lebowitz 1999).

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

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.

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.

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.

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