Sentence examples for notable exposition of from inspiring English sources

A notable exposition of the term as it had developed during the first three centuries of Christianity was given by St. Cyril of Jerusalem in his Catecheses (348): the church is called catholic on the ground of its worldwide extension, its doctrinal completeness, its adaptation to the needs of men of every kind, and its moral and spiritual perfection.

Despite the samba talent on show, the game was hardly an exposition of flair, being notable more for hard work, especially but not exclusively by Liverpool players, physical challenges, and often sterile midfield manoeuvres.

Thus ends the exposition of economic warfare.

A moral exposition of good versus evil?

Visit to the Grand Central Palace where the biennial Exposition of Chemical Industries held their exposition.

Before Hamlet, soliloquy is mostly just exposition of motive.

Talk story about the Exposition of Chemical Industries at the Coliseum.

The ballet is anything but an exposition of classical technique.

There is also an exposition of American Indian art.

Fig. 2 Graphical exposition of the data.

And they often start slow, since exposition of a world generally leads.