Before the decade was out, he published "The Divine Principle," a dense exposition of his theology that has been revised several times; in her book, Ms. Hong, his daughter-in-law, said it was written by an early disciple based on Mr. Moon's notes and conversation.
But there was rather less of that than a dense theological exposition of why religion must be the moral basis for everything.
— is so dense with themes and dogged exposition that it's remarkable it never collapses from the sheer bulk of them.
Through much of the book, long blocks of exposition alternate with dense, repetitive dialogues between characters whose voices are so indistinguishable — all marked by an epigrammatic staccato — that their conversations seem more like thinly disguised authorial monologues.
As well as writing beautifully – texts of layered intellectual exposition that were dense yet always skilfully articulated – Hillman was an electrifying lecturer and teacher: a tall and charismatic mixture of rabbinical scholar and comedian, with a breathtaking ability to lead his audience through arguments that turned accepted ideas upside down.
Outside of the San Fernando Valley, Republicans have also abandoned a large chunk of central Los Angeles that stretches across gentrifying neighborhoods including Eagle Rock, Highland Park and Boyle Heights; small cities such as Vernon and Huntington Park; and dense neighborhoods such as downtown, Exposition Park and Koreatown.
It is compact yet substantial, dense in detail yet lucid in exposition". "Writing with characteristic precision, eloquence, and authority, and drawing on his vast knowledge of American art, literature, and history, Dan Peck presents a new, convincing interpretation of the landscape painter and British émigré Cole, seeing him as both critic of American industrialization and passionate patriot.
IGN's Matt Fowler wrote that "Lord Snow" was "dense and filled with tons of exposition and backstory, which may or may not have interested those new to this story - but I found myself hanging on every precious word".
Mr. Majidi prefers imagery to exposition, and his shots are as dense with meaning, and as readily accessible, as Dutch paintings.
Accustomed to transmitting quantities of information without making readers feel swamped by exposition, writers of fiction understand how to enliven sections dense with fact.
