Sentence examples for exegesis of from inspiring English sources

A harmonic exegesis of the Ptolemaic universe?

Exegesis of a prayer's intellectual content is the outer cortex.

"It is not for a Judge to indulge in private exegesis of his opinions," he insisted.

Not until 1961 did he publish another novel, "The Hard Life: An Exegesis of Squalor".

In wall information, Ms. Shonibare attempts a labored exegesis of her picture's meaning.

And it is then that we get the Archbishop's epic exegesis of the Salic law issue.

I have, of course, rather condensed McGee's exegesis of this complex process.

In an exegesis of his prepared speech, this former speechwriter looked for the words not chosen.

Councilman David Ross spent the next hour delivering a loud exegesis of his committee's text.

So, tall tales of lesbian affairs mingle with lengthy critical exegesis of Enobarbus in Antony and Cleopatra.

Its two parts give a philological exegesis of the last two (fourth and fifth) sections of the Suttanipata, discussed earlier.