Sentence examples for intelligent exposition from inspiring English sources
Subtly and luminously shot in 50 shades of you-know-what, this is a wonderfully intelligent exposition of all worldwide politics.
Soweto Kinch's gig was a scalding display of post-Coleman alto-sax improvising, a virtuosic and intelligent exposition of political rap, and a visually riveting event into the bargain.
Reviewing it in The Times Book Review, Anthony Burgess called it an even mix of "intelligent high-journalese exposition of generalities" and "totally trustworthy particularization," and advised travelers to take it along on visits.
Get intelligent intelligence.
Intelligent teenagers would benefit from James's brilliant exposition of what really divides two nations with a common language.
As time's gone on, though, while I still love great characterization and intelligent storytelling, I've lost my taste for exposition, and now I once again prefer games where I don't interact with the world primarily through menus.
As so many cartoonists have shown in the aftermath of the horrific Paris events, this medium can provide a powerful exposition of ideas and feelings, and a platform for intelligent and nuanced debate.
Despite Ms. Puri's inviting, intelligent presence and the novelty of her approach, the work, in all its theatrical exposition, felt overbearing.
What she got was The Intelligent Woman's Guide to Socialism, Capitalism, Sovietism and Fascism, one of the great, passionate and indignant expositions of how social injustice destroys human lives.
Savannah Garden Exposition.
