Sentence examples for serious exposition from inspiring English sources

It's full of the everyday banalities of life, existential crises, and a serious exposition on Adolf Hitler, the nature of good and evil, and death. .

In How to Write for Moving Pictures she insisted that audiences wanted more than a "milk and sugar diet", that "the darker side of life, the mistakes, the soul upheavals, present a light and shade… that is fraught with the keenest dramatic interest", and that such themes treated carefully could provide "a serious, wholesome exposition of life's facts" (1917, 19 20).

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

For Miller, naturalism, with its chronological exposition was "not serious enough" as a style.

However, especially as we come to consider some ways of resolving the Liar, it should be remembered that this treatment can be seen as more for convenience in exposition than a serious commitment to what truth bearers are.

These expositions may hold serious risks for the individual and may lead to tissue-specific damages, but may also result in the development of tumours.

Going further, the email's two authors said that the "dicks out for Harambe" catchphrase could be serious business: "Phrases/hashtags which encourage the exposition of body parts runs the risk of being reported as a Title IX incident.

A moral exposition of good versus evil?

Careful exposition and critique is given to every serious alternative account of number and number relations available at the time.

For our exposition, we introduce a new notion of density which has serious advantages over the standard form because it is independent of index maps — and hence has much broader application.

This is at once a thriller, a story of middle-aged angst, an exposition of international law and an exploration of an intensely serious and very nasty episode in recent history.