Sentence examples for honest exposition from inspiring English sources

Chuku Umunna writes After Labour must come an honest exposition of what Labour is all about – building a fairer, more equal, democratic and sustainable world – and an attempt to popularise these notions in the way that Thatcher did for the beliefs of Hayek, Friedman et al. Labour has got to stop running scared for fear of offending and make the case for its politics.

Judge Mikva's opinions as a jurist lay bare a keen analytical mind, a ferocious commitment to individual freedom, a deep respect for precedent, and a passion for clear, straightforward and honest exposition.

The researcher, particularly the practitioner-researcher, has to be committed to an honest exposition of the study findings even if these do not reflect favourably on the effectiveness of the practice.

A moral exposition of good versus evil?

The family counselling sessions (led by a very funny Valerie Planche) are some of the more intriguing I've seen in quite some time, and, let's be honest, this is usually just a screenwriting crutch to get exposition out.

Enough exposition.

Savannah Garden Exposition.

Hmmm, exposition.

It was all exposition".

Safety Council's Exposition.

"With parody, nonlinear plot exposition.