Sentence examples for expositions for from inspiring English sources

Origen's exegetical writings consist of commentaries (scholarly expositions for instructed Christians), homilies for mixed congregations, and scholia (detached comments on particular passages or books).

It has an atmosphere that evokes the salon culture of the communist era, when dissident artists would hold covert expositions for culture-starved intellectuals, including Alexievich herself.

Phelps R. Hope, vice president of meetings and expositions for Kellen Meetings, said some of his clients had opted to meet in the United States instead of taking their events abroad.

Some of the concepts are challenging, but as in previous books like "Chaos" and "Genius," his biography of Richard Feynman, Gleick provides lucid expositions for readers who are up to following the science and suggestive analogies for those who are just reading for the plot.

She facilitated a variety of school-wide activities, from First Lego Leagues to participating in a NASA-sponsored competition to design rockets (involving video conferences with NASA engineers and astronauts), to STEM expositions for student exhibits of STEM projects.

Utilized by New York Air National Guard's 174th Attack Wing (former 174th Fighter Wing) at fairs and expositions for Air National Guard recruiting.

There's also a perceptive background essay - in a rare piece of exposition for ECM - by Michael Tucker.

Charpentier organized a personal exposition for the works of Renoir in 1879 in the gallery La Vie Moderne.

The opera, perhaps to the relief of those encountering sung exposition for the first time, begins with images.

Rigid despite the lorazepam, Stanton waited for the film to begin, then waited through a long scene of exposition for the first expected laugh.

Mr. Rivera's collection, subtitled "Six Children's Plays for Adults," mixes fables about grown-up themes with cagey exposition for the benefit of young people.