Sentence examples for exposition himself from inspiring English sources

It doesn't help that Austin Powers' Basil Exposition himself seems occasionally to be in the commentary box, providing the aural equivalent of subtitles for the hard of thinking.

He started writing material to perform solo, learned the rudiments of style and exposition, and booked himself into gay bars and small theaters around the country.

It amounts to an uncompromising and deeply critical exposition of the way Tony Blair conducted himself in office during this period.

As di Carlo himself tells Creators, the exposition was unique because "artists had free rein in the building.

Pierce, a writer at large for Esquire, immersed himself in the science of genetics, the engrossing exposition of which makes up a substantial part of the book.

In his central exposition of the utilitarian standard in Chapter II, Mill commits himself to act utilitarianism in multiple passages.

Spinoza himself uses the term in this way in his exposition of Descartes's Principles of Philosophy.

And Bob started a small businesses himself - he founded eShow, the first public consumer exposition showcasing technology and the Internet, in 1999.

With tragic consequences for himself, Sullivan presciently predicted that the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago, in which the partnership played a significant role, would retard the advance of innovative architecture in America for 50 years.

He demonstrated the use of nitrous oxide as an anaesthetic at the 1867 Exposition Universelle in Paris, along with a light ambulance wagon he had designed himself.

All the Mabies, himself included, habitually think too much, and as a result, Nelson's exposition of internal states tends to crowd out action and dialogue.