Sentence examples for for its exposition from inspiring English sources

A long fragment of the comedy Poiesis is important for its exposition of the differences between comedy and tragedy.

Whether such a definition is acceptable as a general account of identity is a question that raises philosophical issues too complex to be discussed here; they are substantially those raised by the principle of the identity of indiscernibles, best known for its exposition in the 17th century by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz.

(1992: 49) Gelug's two-nature theory not only serves as the basic reference point for its exposition of the basis of the division of the two truths, their meanings and definitions, but also serves as the basic ontological reference for its account of the relationship between the two truths.

A more formal derivation of this model was made later by Nicholas Kaldor, who is largely credited for its exposition.

For all its exposition — and, as a screenwriter, Mr. Shyamalan is certainly one Chatty Cathy — this film could have easily been called "Lady in the Dark".

Since 1980 and throughout most of the 1990's, much of the art world eagerly descended on Chicago every May for its art exposition on the Navy Pier, an American version of the celebrated contemporary art fair in Basel, Switzerland.

"The State Department deserves credit for its comprehensive exposition on the horrors of institutionalizing children, detailing how removing children from family caregiving settings causes long-term emotional harm and mental health effects, and heightens risks of human trafficking," said John Sifton, an advocacy director for the group Human Rights Watch.

1. Tian Zhong means "the center of the fields" in Chinese, Changhua is famous for its yearly flora exposition and is known as the county of flora.

For its rhythmic movements and exposition of emotion, dance also requires musical accompaniments; hence, knowledge of musical rhythm is essential.

SINGAPORE — Two years ago, the Industrial Fabrics Association International, a trade group based in Minnesota and founded in 1912, decided to organize its first dedicated trade exposition for its members in Asia.

Of al-Zamakhsharī's grammatical works, Al-Mufaṣṣal fī ʿilm al-ʿArabīyah ("Detailed Treatise on Arabic Linguistics," written 1119 21, published 1859; it is sometimes titled Kitāb al Mufaṣṣal fī al-Naḥw ["Detailed Treatise on Grammar"]) is celebrated for its concise but exhaustive exposition.