expository , also: expositive

This was later published, as were several of his expository works.

So expository writing must help them break through, to feel good about themselves, to give voice to their feelings.

He has also taught in the expository writing program at Harvard.

The following example is for expository purposes, and should not be taken as being realistic.

The classes, which met twice a week for two hours each time, usually began with five minutes of expository writing.

The plots of the literary works become the play's expository details.

This is particularly true in the expository first act, which at times feels like an endurance test.

The game also used the mechanism of notes and books as expository devices.

Classes are expository, demonstration and practice, based on real work situations.

Later sections also preserve this form but the style is more expository.

Under a doctor's watchful eye, bad expository lines pass for action.

Jake had trouble also in expository writing, and I became his mentor for this course.

He also wrote some expository books on the Bible.

The show doesn't miss a single plot point or expository speech.

The curriculum also requires a foreign language proficiency and an expository writing course.

"I speak in the first person only for purposes of expository emphasis.

Scenes in fiction are of two types: dramatic and expository.

The battlefield for all this is the course known as expository writing or freshman composition.

In it, students develop the "fundamental" skills of historical analysis and expository writing.

His works, mainly expository and polemical, have not been collected.

The second is a formulation of the basic rules used for expository purposes in this article.

One of the reasons for this was to encourage consecutive expository preaching.

On a recent day, a freshman class in expository writing was meeting in the new room.

There was an ingrained custom towards a much longer, more expository experience.

During his tenure the church became known for strong expository preaching and was one of the most popular churches in the city.