Sentence examples for for clear exposition from inspiring English sources

But the straightforward language is coupled, especially in the mid-period work, with a modernist disdain for clear exposition and holding the loathsome bourgeois reader's hand.

His flair for clear exposition quickly established him as an effective teacher, and his early student textbook, Crime and Punishment in Britain (1965), became a standard work.

Pop culture references, an indiscriminate barrage of them, too often substitute for clear exposition ­("Thebes had taken all her filthy, sweaty hair and sculpted it upwards like a Smurf's and stuck a Sharpie through it Pebbles ­Flintstone-style and even from a distance I could hear her say, Bro, what's a Lynyrd Skynyrd?").

For a clear exposition of this argument see Green [1985].

Shermer succeeds in clear exposition for the novice while offering interesting tidbits for the more informed and provides the kind of systematic exposition that makes the book a valuable introduction or reference for teachers and students.

The aim is to provide coastal scientists involved in using acoustics as a tool for sediment transport research, with a clear exposition of the calibration process.

In order to provide a clear exposition, it is necessary for us to go into some technical details.

Clear exposition was used to establish guidelines for conducting the focus groups (including open-ended questions), verbatim transcription, and linking rules [ 6, 7].

Clear exposition was also used, establishing guidelines for conducting the focus groups (including open-ended questions), verbatim transcription, and linking rules [ 28].

A clear exposition of these approaches is the starting point for developing best practices aimed at climate adaptation.

Paul Feyerabend gave a clear exposition of this Bohrian position in his "Problems of Microphysics" essay (Feyerabend, 1962).