Sentence examples for reading exposition from inspiring English sources

A Mathematics Reading Framework is proposed based on this study and previous research documenting the strategies that first-year undergraduate students use for reading exposition in their mathematics textbooks.

One of the projected lines reads, "Exposition!

Invest a half-hour in reading this moving exposition of the noble goal of American foreign policy.

And yet, Jeffrey concedes, the "appreciation" is of the highest kind, and he is "not much inclined to disagree with" Hazlitt "after reading his eloquent exposition" of the points he makes about Shakespeare.

Everything in this spare, eccentrically paced book is a pleasure to read, from the exposition of nine-year-old Jane MacLeod's home life in Pennsylvania to a family reunion, thirty-six years later.

It can be read as an exposition of the fundamental weakness of the acquisitive society, and he used a variant of the argument again focusing on the withering away of the wealth-creating urge to explain the inevitable advent of socialism.

I read scripts with exposition that's just so ham-handed.

Often, there is boring exposition that involves reading a lot of text.

For those who want a very thorough exposition, I strongly recommend reading this excellent and readable account in its entirety.

It is, however, difficult to determine exactly which of these Avicennian sources Ibn Daud actually read since his expositions are less elaborate and he moreover uses them for his own purposes.

Although our exposition is by no means light reading, we believe it is considerably more accessible than the original literature.