Sentence examples for exposition on the from inspiring English sources

But lest you take this for a clinical exposition on the care of the incontinent, you should know that one other element figures very conspicuously in that white set: a billboard-size image of what appears to be an early Renaissance portrait of Jesus.

Also appearing at about this time were kajon (pseudo-biographies) that personified emotions, such as Chŏng T'ae-Je's Ch'ŏngun yŏnŭi ("Exposition on the King of Heaven").

However, there is much exposition on the mechanics of "Survivor": how the group is actually divided into an orange team (the Tagi tribe) and a yellow (Pagong).

As Poe wrote in his exposition on The Raven, "Beauty of whatever kind, in its supreme development, invariable excites the sensitive soul to tears.

Listen to the Obama administration's highly substantive exposition on the new architecture: It was all about the real business of defending real people against real missile threats.

Usually off-white and unnoticed, the cemetery wall, blackened by dust kicked up by the heavy traffic that passes by on busy Doctor Arnaldo Avenue, became an art exposition on the night of Sept. 7.

The exposition on this subject forms the subject of the first part of my work, as I will soon summarize.

The more we get a Boris Johnson exposition on why the cornflake box must be vigorously shaken for the benefit of the uppermost cornflakes, and how the natural superiority of rich people must be preserved by putting them first at all times, the more widely evident its ridiculousness will be.

Evans closed the Exposition on May 4 on the quarterdeck of Connecticut.

It's full of the everyday banalities of life, existential crises, and a serious exposition on Adolf Hitler, the nature of good and evil, and death. .

In his letters, in some of his verses, and in the Sposizioni di Vangeli ("Expositions on the Gospels") he expressed his political and moral views.