Expository writing.

In the sanctuary; expository sermons on the Lord's prayer.

Expository study, historical, typical, prophetical, practical.

The rarity is when great peculiarity of vision is allied with great lucidity and unusual command of all the classic expository apparatus.

On the whole, the book has done its work: it has shown the weak side of Sir William Hamilton, and has reduced his too great philosophical reputation within more moderate bounds; and by some of its discussions, as well as by two expository chapters, on the notions of Matter and of Mind, it has perhaps thrown additional light on some of the disputed questions in the domain of psychology and metaphysics.

PATRICK, SIMON, English prelate; distinguished himself, when he was rector of St. Paul's, by his self-denying devotion during the Plague of London; became bishop in succession of Chichester and Ely, and was the author of a number of expository works (1652-1707).

He was a good scholar and a stimulating preacher, excelling more particularly in his expository discourses, or "lectures" as they used to be called.