Sentence examples for expository talk from inspiring English sources
This is a written version (11 pages) of an expository talk at the 2004 Cornell Topology Festival.
Another noteworthy finding is that follow-up moves mainly consisted of short affirmative remarks as well as (affirmative or corrective) remarks that quickly merged into expository talk, indicating that the teachers did not employ a pronounced 'dialogic' mode of instructional communication.
Here, the teacher briefly confirms or rectifies an answer (or at least calls for heightened attention) and immediately proceeds to expository talk in order to clarify or complement a student's proposal, or to elucidate solution paths and pitfalls in greater detail.
A more expository slide talk on Homotopy Type Theory and the main results of Localization in homotopy type theory.
"I was inclined at the beginning, having been involved in writing and teaching, to be too expository, to talk too much," she has said.
The partisan nature of "Outfoxed," a series of expository and analytical talking-head segments interspersed with the high-octane flag-draped shouting-head segments that have become Fox's trademark, is obvious.
In my experience, students need more exposure to nonfiction, less to help with reading skills, but as a model for their own essays and expository writing, what Mr. Gladwell sought by ingesting "Talk of the Town" stories.
It doesn't read like people talking (although it is less expository than much of his work, in fairness). I like his work, but his writing is technically not in the same ball park as, say, Ray Bradbury.
Here, Banks gleefully mashes together tropes from 2001: A Space Odyssey and Raiders of the Lost Ark, and the matériel of his universe works at maximum efficiency: combat drones work offstage magic and talking combat suits helpfully emit expository info-bursts.
It's hard to love that sing-and-talk (belt and blab?) format, because the talk often feels forced and more expository than dramatic.
Survey Articles: Expository, such as a symposium lecture.
