Sentence examples for course of exposition from inspiring English sources

The proofs use a number of technical facts from [1], which are stated in the course of exposition when appropriate.

Thomas discusses early the way theoretical sciences are distinguished from one another in the course of his exposition of the tractate of Boethius On the Trinity.

It is thus striking that he does not employ the technical term hads in the course of his exposition, or, indeed, anywhere at all in these two writings.

Let me return to the main line of exposition.

Without one line of exposition.

That is, of course, if you can swallow an entree of exposition with a heaping scoop of cumbersome language (even for a fantasy work) for dessert.

In a lumpen bit of exposition, several bots are asked if they could ever hurt another living thing, to which they, of course, answer: "No sir".

Even at the level of exposition, the book is breathless.

Can that chunk of exposition be diversified by dialogue?

Some very bland sexuality and near-lethal levels of exposition.

So was the occasional flat-footed piece of exposition.