Sentence examples for Elaborate exposition from inspiring English sources

There are many more twists and turns in the story's elaborate exposition and Jennie's complex backstory, and it takes what seems like more than half the movie's hundred and ten minutes to get to the mainspring of the plot.

For an elaborate exposition on this topic, see [25].

A more elaborate exposition of his theory is contained in the logic lectures which Brentano held at the University of Wuerzburg (1869 71) and at the University of Vienna (1875 1889).

The story hints at the depth of its literary roots, with an elaborate exposition drawing on Halloween's Celtic origin and the tradition's propagation in the colonial settlements of 1679 New York.

Rush, who has never before set his fiction outside Africa, is used to working in miniature to cover a large terrain: he deals in elaborate expositions on politics and customs, socialism versus capitalism as a model for villages, the mechanics of a bathhouse in a place without water, the maneuverings of the C.I.A.

Its most elaborate feats of exposition are out of the way, but there remain some important unanswered questions about Amy: Where did she go?

In that book, Jacobson concluded that 1970s-inspired whitethnicityty mattered mostly as a "denial of white privilege".2 Jacobson's argument was based largely on his reading of Michael Novak's The Rise of the Unmeltable Ethnics: Politics and Culture in the Seventies (1971), which gave the concept its most elaborate and influential exposition during the high era of the white ethnic revival.

There is no room for dragging dialogue, exposition, elaborate set dressing, or distractions in the frame.

The expected departure to a nearly related key and the introduction of the soloist are reserved to a characteristically more elaborate repetition of the exposition.

Visitor centers were built, becoming not just the gateways to major historical homes, but, at times, their rivals, offering new expositions and elaborate genuflections to contemporary tastes.

This museum's building was designed for the 1931 Paris Colonial Exposition, and its elaborate murals are unabashed celebrations of French imperialism.