Sentence examples for his exposition from inspiring English sources

And his exposition of climate change and how to outwit the CIA make entertaining reading.

His exposition of the case for Brexit, published in last Monday's Telegraph, showed all the traits.

This protectiveness overflowed into his exposition of the new obscenity laws.

In his "Exposition of the Orthodox Faith," the Damascene first treats God, who is by nature incomprehensible.

His exposition, full of the sort of excess detail that mathematicians call "hair," is marred by confusions and errors.

Still, his exposition of quantum theory is vivid, and all the more impressive for managing to ­eschew mathematics.

In the Versuch, Fichte sought to explain the conditions under which revealed religion is possible; his exposition turns upon the absolute requirements of the moral law.

Some of Stille's most colorful anecdotes are pressed into service more than once, but his exposition of the various abuses and scandals is clear and damning.

While Australia contributed only a little to the mainstream of environmental theory, Peter Singer of Monash University won international renown for his exposition of animal rights.

His Exposition of the Faith (1531) was addressed to Francis I of France to clear up misunderstandings and enlist his sympathy.

His exposition of Hinduism is half-hearted; in some respects the Subhro depicted here is not an Indian at all but a Portuguese peasant risen up and darkened.