Sentence examples for exposition of what from inspiring English sources

Intelligent teenagers would benefit from James's brilliant exposition of what really divides two nations with a common language.

Daniel Kahneman's Thinking, Fast and Slow (2011) is a brilliantly illuminating exposition of what can be learned.

It is hard to imagine a clearer exposition of what is a difficult subject for the uninitiated.

Here we get an exposition of what we might call the Ayn Rand theory of financial regulation.

Instead, she went straight to her first big exposition of what she would do if she actually wins in November, including a jobs program and investment in infrastructure.

So that is, by way of exposition, of what I understand to have been a fairly difficult part of the assigned text.

Visit to the Grand Central Palace where the biennial Exposition of Chemical Industries held their exposition.

These "Three Writings" provide expositions of what commentators have called the "metaphysics" of Shingon, dealing in detail with the three so-called mysterious aspects of the cosmic truth (Dharma): its "body, speech, and mind".

I was unable to connect the contents of [ 50] (Spirin, RNA Biol. 2004) with this premise, and would be helped by exposition on what is being assumed and what is known.

To Mr. Neff's valuable exposition of precisely what, for an artist of Matisse's generation and training, the concept of decoration really signified.

Nar1: Arma((p_{x},q_{x}))  Arma((p_{u}+1,q_{u})). Nma1: Arma((p_{x},q_{x}))  Arma((p_{u},q_{u}+1)). Unobserved component models can readily handle integrated variables, but for simplicity of exposition in what follows we maintain the assumption that (y_{t}) is a covariance stationary process, possibly after suitable differencing, as in Appendix 1.