Sentence examples for expositions on from inspiring English sources

Dessert is another juke — instead of sweets and chocolate, there are expositions on taste.

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.

Here were lucid and often amusing expositions on the work of Lennon and McCartney, Ian Fleming, JRR Tolkien, Christie (although I skimmed through the bits on her rapidly: Sandbrook warns us that there are spoilers, ie murderers revealed, and I am right in the middle of The Murder at the Vicarage).

Rush, who has never before set his fiction outside Africa, is used to working in miniature to cover a large terrain: he deals in elaborate expositions on politics and customs, socialism versus capitalism as a model for villages, the mechanics of a bathhouse in a place without water, the maneuverings of the C.I.A.

And he gives us, along with some eye-popping insights into the cynicism of politicians and their spinners, and all those diligently mined studies from around the world, some delightful expositions on everything from the Easterlin paradox to why rustic Britain's historical geometry has abhorred straight lines.

The same can be said of his expositions on the soul.

You don't get any analysis or exposition on Words and Music, but that's one of its strengths.

Donald E. Westlake's eloquent exposition on his lost and found voice is a gem, with one exception.

An exposition on early 21st-century Superstring Theory.

But why send someone an exposition on quantum mechanics?

Mr Brown tried to recover with a long exposition on inheritance tax.