Sentence examples for personal exposition from inspiring English sources

But the sergeant's memo, by itself, is a bitter personal exposition of profiling.

But then, her past is mostly a gray smudge in "Harlem Is Nowhere," her personal exposition of the neighborhood.

Charpentier organized a personal exposition for the works of Renoir in 1879 in the gallery La Vie Moderne.

The contrast between Sanghera's recollections about his life in London, interviewing celebrities and attending dinner parties with his media buddies, and the warm, painfully personal exposition of family life is telling.

We built a small electrical diffusion battery, which can be carried in a backpack and thus makes size-resolved short-term personal aerosol exposition measurements possible.

It was found that only four micro-genres occurred in the examinations, namely expositions, personal reflections, discussions, and sequential explanations.

The result is a somewhat haphazard concoction of historical anecdote, personal experience and scientific exposition.

Later, Khan developed a personal style of raga exposition, embellishing and decorating each phrase with many-hued coloratura.

The Sept. 24 New York Times described the speech as "a half-hour talk that was partly personal, including a frank exposition of his finances, and partly an appeal for support of the Republican ticket".

The document is top secret, so I cannot divulge much, but I can tell you that it involved exposition of personal matters, and that it would have been easier to apply to college.

In the two faculty types, expositions and personal reflections amounted to 84.6%% (science) and 84.8 % (humanities and arts) with expositions accounting for 46.1 % and 41.3 % respectively.