Sentence examples for as exposition from inspiring English sources

I was looking at the first act as exposition to get me into the second act.

The languages and their literatures gained strength as mediums of self-expression as well as exposition.

The scene is fine as exposition goes, but what we love in the dialogue is Capote's.

The action and dialogue, when not melodramatic, are stilted and frequently forced to do double duty as exposition.

A novel might traditionally have a mix of scene and summary, the former telling the story in action and the summary functioning as exposition that bridges scenes.

Reference to the various planes of Chinese painting near, middle, and far distance were largely abandoned, as exposition of the surface of a material became the foremost concern.

The illustrations, by Boris Kulikov — who illustrated the wonderful "Max's Words" and "Max's Castle," both by Kate Banks — lends a delightfully comic, almost cartoonish, touch to material that might have been stimulating even as literal illustration-as-exposition.

The combat scenes, though boisterous and brutal, are no more coherent than the story, which requires almost as much exposition as the last "Star Wars" movie.

Thus, during the medieval period there were polemics directed against that claim, as well as expositions of the nature of prophecy that, without dealing directly with Muhammad's claim, could be taken to undercut it as in the case of Maimonides' The Guide for the Perplexed).

Chen and Foley (2004) investigated English texts classified as expositions written by fifty Chinese university students.

Thus, the writing tasks which were categorised into argumentations in Kowata's study can be further classified into micro-genres such as expositions, discussions, and personal reflections.