Sentence examples for apparent exposition from inspiring English sources
In the classic action films that served as inspirations to Lucas, such as those of Howard Hawks and John Ford, the directors found distinctive and personal ways to turn apparent exposition into dramatic action and visual expression.
Secondly, as it has become apparent from our exposition, accounting for mathematical explanations of scientific facts will very likely require an account of mathematical explanations of mathematical facts.
It will be apparent in this exposition that Airbus has increased its market share at each stage because it has outperformed Boeing in incorporating technology advances in superior designs.
At the electronics exposition it was apparent that Microsoft was beginning to overcome its shortcomings in game software.
This influence was apparent at the first postwar Werkbund exposition at Weissenhof near Stuttgart in 1927.
But as the movie methodically plods forward on a screenplay (by Shawn Slovo) consisting entirely of clichés and watered-down exposition, it becomes sadly apparent that its only reliable asset is the gorgeous view.
Recently Dunn [ 18] provided a cogent exposition of how the apparent dissociation between recollection and familiarity on the one hand, and confidence on the other, could be more parsimoniously explained by a signal detection model.
Dennis Lehane's 1998 "Gone, Baby, Gone" was a taut, exposition-packed novel about the apparent kidnapping of a 4-year-old girl.
Dr. Lachin's exposition of the theory that the apparent excess of mortality in ACCORD was due to the play of chance is very welcome.
Nowhere was this more apparent than at last week's Cannabis World Congress and Business Exposition in Los Angeles, where you can see firsthand what happens when you cross one kind of green with another.
The unfinished character of Yorck's manuscript is apparent especially in these passages, for there is no further exploration or exposition of the Jewish world (let alone anything like a justification for the juxtaposition of the Jewish world with the Roman period).
