Sentence examples for sophisticated exposition from inspiring English sources
The result was the most sophisticated exposition to date of anarchist ideas in the United States.
"The Holocaust is not the beginning of the story, and it's not the end".Ms Kirshenblatt-Gimblett, a Canadian-Jewish curator whose own father emigrated from Poland in 1934, has a sophisticated exposition philosophy that resists grand narratives.
With its sophisticated vocabulary and lengthy exposition -- often straight from the novel -- the staging is a slow voyage for the very young.
Wright's development of this idea is subtle and sophisticated and only a crude exposition of a couple of his realism-relevant cruces can be given here.
The old codes of the pyramid are merely the newest discoveries of psychology, a thought that turns the text once again toward italics: " 'The Bible, like many ancient texts, is a detailed exposition of the most sophisticated machine ever created... the human mind.' She sighed".
"Fisher's exposition was extensive and sophisticated, and this was.
27 28 These studies were performed in a room adjacent to the runners' exposition so that more sophisticated techniques were not available to us.
Stille has a gift for exposition, and his analyses of the Italian political situation are as sophisticated as they are clear.
Miss Fozzard talks directly to us as if we had stopped by for tea, while Mr. Bennett's sophisticated script allows her to fill in the background by allusion, not clumsy exposition.
The tale is front-loaded with researched exposition and secondary characters straight out of old war movies (a "smart and sophisticated" S.S. officer with "a taste for evil," a British intelligence agent who says "tickety-boo").
