Sentence examples for exposition of the human from inspiring English sources
Preposterously ambitious, Nolan actually pulls off a cohesive, panoramic exposition of the human subconscious, the likes of which hasn't been seen in cinema since Charlie Kaufman's Synecdoche, New York.
This review is an exposition of human schistosomiasis as it affects the inhabitants of various communities in sub-Sahara African countries.
This daring exposition of the doctrine of materialist atheism, with its emphasis on human dependence on sense impression, led to Diderot's arrest and incarceration in the prison of Vincennes for three months.
His theocratic views are best expressed in Divine and Human Righteousness (1523) and An Exposition of the Articles (1523) in that both preacher and prince were servants under the rule of God.
His evident engagement with his material, his gift for lucid exposition of the most complex ideas, together with his utterly unstuffy approachability and human warmth made him a hugely admired teacher across an astonishing range of subjects.
After a 24-h exposition of human epidermis to PPD, they found a further substance with m/z 179 or 183 (d4-PPD) amu, respectively, which they assigned to the molecular formula C9H10N2O2 and specified it as N-acetylated aminophenyl formamide.
Exposition of wild type human bone marrow cells to hydroquinone (HQ) trigger an increase of NQO1 protein and activity, not induced in TT carriers [ 28].
Some of Rorty's readers have been influenced by his critical exposition of the assumptions of representationalist metaphysics and his anti-rationalistic emphasis on the contingency of human thought.
The present work provides a new and clearer exposition of the asymptotic analysis presented in [D.
Perhaps half its length is dedicated to the new, more technical exposition of the rule's flaws.
