Sentence examples for exposition on what from inspiring English sources

Then came Aviv's poignant exposition on what constitutes death, and I'm left wondering what criteria my family should use, when the time comes, to determine whether my mind is gone.

But the power of the speech came from his brilliant exposition on what American progressives believe in their core- something that Democrats have failed to do for quite a long while.

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.

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

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

When we do linger with Emma and Dex, separately or together, some discreet exposition catches us up on what we need to know.

The exposition here, while reporting primarily on what is explicit, will also report on what is implicit.

In what is possibly the best presented and above all realistic exposition I've yet seen on what it's like to extend a European startup into Silicon Valley, Andy McLoughlin, co-founder with Alastair Mitchell, of Huddle, socked it to the crowd at the annual Future of Web Apps London event this week.

At San Diego Comic Con, Spielberg released a preview trailer that focused on exposition — what does the world look like in 2045?

Paul Mavis of DVD Talk said "'The Clash of Triton' spends way too much time on exposition, setting up the short's premise, while skimping on what should have been a priority: the jokes".

On August 12 , 1902 Treasury Secretary Leslie M. Shaw wrote to former Missouri governor David R. Francis, one of the promoters of the exposition, enquiring what design exposition officials would like to see on the reverse of the coins.