Sentence examples for expositions that from inspiring English sources

A few years ago in the Netherlands, he advertised a public anatomy lesson in the manner of quasi-medical expositions that were immensely popular in the 16th century.

4. Tarski's own early work on the semantics of predicate logic was much more informal than the account here, which for the most part reflects the development found in modern expositions that came to full flower in, notably, Kemeny 1956a and 1956b.

After being transformed in the wake of the two World Expositions that were staged in the city in the 20th century, at the beginning of the 21st century a change was proposed to Seville's planning model that would not clash with its past.

However, certain sections such as those concerned with the explanation of processes, or expositions that describe a principle at a higher level of abstraction, or competing arguments that justify a claim, are likely to require a deeper probing of the functional structure at the micro level to secure an adequate understanding.

German cinema is excellent and covers a wide range of philosophical and psychological angst expositions that are worth exploring.

It was perhaps karma that James fouled out after his recent expositions that flopping is an acceptable competitive tactic.

The exposition that resulted is the oldest here but remains the most powerful.

There are many moments of exposition that might be tedious in another context.

This year, while the fiesta was underway in San Antonio, Houston was hosting a food exposition that attracted 45 Mexican companies.

And Mr. Harrison does not figure out another way to integrate his exposition that works as well as the opening speech.

On display through Dec. 26, "Transition" coincides with Contemporary Istanbul, an international art exposition that runs through Sunday.