Sentence examples for written exposition from inspiring English sources

Daisy Christodoulou is an experienced classroom teacher who has herself been subjected to the Seven Myths About Education, which she deconstructs in this clear, well written exposition.

Students choose a topic outside their area of expertise and, working independently, learns it well and produces a written exposition of the subject.

In conversations over the last few weeks, computer scientists and physicists expressed admiration for Dr. Wolfram's "engaging" and "beautifully written" exposition of ideas, like the power of algorithms, that they say are underappreciated by society.

The translation of Greek texts, the transcription and composition of Slavonic and Russian MSS., as also the first attempts at a written exposition of Russian customary law would equally fall into their hands.

So Garrow made a modest proposal, and I am quoting it in its entirety, partly because it is a rather elegantly written exposition of the scientific method by an extremely eminent academic authority on the science of nutrition, but mainly because I want you to see how politely he stated his case.

The first is a clear, written, exposition of a company's policies regarding permissible versus impermissible behavior under the FCPA.

The analysis revealed that the students utilised linguistic resources which they learnt in various school subjects when they wrote exposition texts.

While in hiding he wrote expositions of the tenets of Ismāʿīlism in Persian prose.

Chen and Foley (2004) argue that it is important to teach how to write an exposition text and how grammatical items contribute to the construction of an exposition text.

Spring, 2007: I wrote an exposition titled Introduction to infinite Ramsey theory for 18.504: Seminar in Logic.

She writes, "The Exposition occupied a 'middle region' of experience where the norms, rules and systems of French colonialism both emerged and broke down, unsustainable because of their internal contradictions".