Sentence examples for in its exposition from inspiring English sources

Though it borrows from Radical Dreamers in its exposition, Chrono Cross is not a remake of Radical Dreamers, but a larger effort to fulfill that game's purpose; the plots of the games are irreconcilable.

To determine the location of the corresponding epitope on the tubulin molecule and to find any differences in its exposition in human sperm with normal and pathological spermiograms.

But Lions for Lambs is far worse: dull, inert, schoolteacherly, desperately self-conscious in its exposition of the issues - and with hogwhimperingly bad performances.

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is unparalleled in its exposition of Douglas Adams's view of the world – unsurprising, really, because he wrote it.

This is hardly to claim that his amiable suspense novel-cum-romance shares much ground with William Trevor or Edna O'Brien in its exposition of the contours of Irish life; Norton is good with character but, aside from the odd description of a grey Georgian house or a semi-deserted pub, doesn't do much to evoke the textures and minutiae of everyday life.

The paper has several serious errors in its exposition and response to review comments.

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.

In general, his writing was well organized, and its exposition proceeded in impressively orderly fashion, but his style was heavy, laboured, and rather monotonous.

In its heavy-handed exposition, the show reminds us that "every now and then / A madman's / Bound to come along.

In its initial weeks, the exposition has been swamped by its own success.

In the St. Anne fugue, each of the three subjects has a separate exposition in its own metre, and only the first subject is combined with each of the other two.