Sentence examples for conventional exposition from inspiring English sources

Not that conventional exposition is required.

Elizabeth has a youngster's brief attention span, and her narrative is nearly bereft of conventional exposition.

In "To Find Words," Tillman mocks conventional exposition: "Paige Turner is a tall woman, with bright red hair.

As best as I can tell from Peter Filkins's deceptively mellifluous translation, Adler often relied on differences in dialect and vocabulary, in speech patterns, rather than on conventional exposition to indicate who was talking or whose thoughts were flowing at any given moment.

Particularly praising Ashman's songwriting, Charles Solomon of the Los Angeles Times wrote that "Ashman's songs advance the plot by exploring the characters' emotions and making story points more concisely than conventional exposition".

There's no formal exposition.

Here, his deep reading of European literature, beginning in his teenage years, displayed its influence in a style that combined elegance and wit, engaging the reader in a way that no conventional Marxist exposition could ever manage to do.

"Gerry," "Elephant," "Last Days" and "Paranoid Park" are linked by a spirit of formal exploration — elements of Mr. Van Sant's experimental style include long tracking shots; oblique, fractured narratives; and a way of composing scenes that emphasizes visual and aural texture over conventional dramatic exposition — and also by a preoccupation with death.

The book also employed a deliberately "scattered" style; Shah wrote to Graves that its aim was to "de-condition people, and prevent their reconditioning"; had it been otherwise, he might have used a more conventional form of exposition.

The exposition describes conventional practice in this area and notes the alterations made to it in order to expedite the adjudication of large numbers of treason cases.

The main finding was the microbiota-driven reduction in overall phosphatidylcholines, which suggested an increased exposition to oxidative stress in conventional mice when compared with germ-free mice.