Significats de full exposition en anglès

Valuable as this information is to us, it falls short of a full exposition of these several subjects.

We expected to hear from him a full exposition of the views of those in whose name he speaks.

The request for full exposition of a prisoner's belief has often been but a trap to ensure his martyrdom.

Female curiosity prompted me to read them, and they gave me a full exposition of our great-aunt's early history.'

The words you so eagerly expected, the full exposition which was to have brought you such relief, is not here.

In these reports a full exposition was given of the views and motives of the secretary, in the conduct of the treasury department.

Their full exposition and that of their immense importance as principles and guides in the domain of analogy must be treated of elsewhere.

This despatch was brief, and contained nevertheless a very full exposition of the righteous and sympathising policy of England towards the people of Italy.

If he cannot judge from the pleadings of these two able advocates with briefs for different sides, it is not for lack of full exposition.

A full exposition of Sexual Selection appeared in the "The Descent of Man" in 1871, and in the greatly augmented second edition, in 1874.