Sentence examples for illuminating exposition from inspiring English sources
Daniel Kahneman's Thinking, Fast and Slow (2011) is a brilliantly illuminating exposition of what can be learned.
What follows is Ben's illuminating exposition of his findings: Albert Brooks started out his career as an anti-comedian.
Whole exposition illuminated by Sun-like lamps.
It is brilliantly written: clear, controlled and authoritative; with confident poetical flourishes that suddenly illuminate pages of cool exposition.
Though Ms. Chevalier seems to want to use her characters' problems to illuminate changing social mores in post-Victorian England, much the way she used the story of Vermeer and his maidservant to illuminate class and religious tensions in the Netherlands, the exposition in this novel is so graceless and ham-handed that it turns her story into a crudely drawn connect-the-dots diagram.
Soon after it was erected for the Paris Exposition in 1889, the 1,060-foot 1,060-footwastructureated by thousands of gaslights.
His exposition of the wonders of Davos is more breathless than illuminating.Still, none of this should put off potential readers: "Superclass" is a pioneering study of a subject that has often been the preserve of conspiracy theorists.
For one, almost the entire story is being told through exposition; Guterson is rushing through time, barely stopping to illuminate specific moments.
Savannah Garden Exposition.
