Preposition: of

• sacrament: Each day there is Mass, morning and night prayer and Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament with Confessions on the middle evening.

• doctrine: As an exposition of maritime doctrine how well does BR 1806 succeed?

• verse: The exposition of these verses, therefore, must involve exhibiting them in right relation both to the whole and to each other.

• theory: Syllabus The module combines an exposition of theory with the analysis of particular computer programs for reasoning.

• principle: Worth a look for its clear exposition of user-interface principles.

Converse of object

• combine: It combines general exposition with notes for further study.

• contain: The writer to the Hebrews contains the fullest exposition of the New Covenant.

• give: I am not aiming to give a full exposition or assessment of the Private Language Argument here.

• present: Johansson ( 1995 ) presents a clear exposition on the TEI guidelines for the encoding of spoken language data.

• write: He wrote a brief exposition of the Gospel of Matthew under the title, The Genesis of the New Testament.

• provide: He provided the ideal exposition of Henry Wadsworth's sentiments.

Adjective modifier

• Columbian: In 1893 Cody's Wild West Show was the outstanding attraction of the Chicago World's Columbian Exposition.

• lucid: Thank you for your very lucid exposition of the position here.

• lengthy: Like scripted narrative, it's more immediate to come into an active story, rather than waste time on lengthy exposition.

• biblical: Every Friday morning during term, a member of the teaching staff provides a 30 minute biblical exposition.

• systematic: This letter was intended by the Apostle Paul to provide a systematic exposition of the Gospel which he preached.

• detailed: We can only look forward to a more detailed exposition by Stephen in the future.

Noun used with modifier

• teacher: He recalls extensive teacher exposition, supported by question and answer techniques which ' really pushed me into thinking for myself ' .

• world: Agency Ten Alps opens its £ 3m UK pavilion at world exposition Expo 2005 in Japan.