Sentence examples for good exposition from inspiring English sources
By sticking to the facts, they gave a good exposition of the consensus view.
Eyes4u.com is a really entertaining website and is a good exposition of the work that these guys do for their clients.
We will also assume known the main results of [39] (for a very good exposition, see also [16]).
The point (x_{A}) is called the Chebyshev center of A. A good exposition of the previous notions in a general normed vector space can be found in [7], Section 33.
The latter is a good exposition of the model as it pertains to various types of short-term plasticity seen in the central nervous system, and the underlying dependence of the plasticity is based on physiologically relevant dynamics of calcium influx and decay within the presynaptic terminal.
They have a good beginning and a good start with some good exposition and some good action going, and then it kind of falls apart.
(See below. Good expositions of Aquinas' account are Donagan 1985, MacDonald 1998, Stump 2003, ch.9, and Pasnau 2002, Ch.7).
It's full of the everyday banalities of life, existential crises, and a serious exposition on Adolf Hitler, the nature of good and evil, and death. .
Stoppard has always looked out for good popular expositions of the big ideas in science and maths and he enjoyed BBC's Horizon programmes, despite "all those sodding graphics".
Hugh Pym, Stephanie's long-standing deputy, is good at calm exposition, but he's a super-reporter, not a guru.
A realistic drama may require a good deal of exposition of the backgrounds and memories of the characters, while in a chronicle play the playwright may tell the whole story episodically from its beginning to the end.
