Sentence examples for substantial exposition of from inspiring English sources
The Historia does contain a substantial exposition of Gilbert of Poitiers' controversial theological views, as well as an account of the council to which he was summoned to defend himself.
Pierce, a writer at large for Esquire, immersed himself in the science of genetics, the engrossing exposition of which makes up a substantial part of the book.
About three quarters of his substantial (Petzoldt 1900) are dedicated to a careful and more approachable exposition of the main ideas of Avenarius's Critique of Pure Experience (1888/90).
Thus ends the exposition of economic warfare.
Visit to the Grand Central Palace where the biennial Exposition of Chemical Industries held their exposition.
A moral exposition of good versus evil?
2. Critical Exposition of Certain Theories.
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.
