Luke Cage could arguably have worked as a movie, but a lot of its textural pleasures come during downtime: with 13 hours to tell its story, it can dig much deeper than the exposition dumps and smart one-liners that constitute blockbuster screenwriting.
Special agent Crawford spends approximately 98% of his time on screen frowning frowns of rue and shame, with deep lines of exposition.
He caused a deep stir with his exposition of the situation and his description of the mental and emotional suffering the enslaved people underwent.
"This economy is strong and it's growing stronger," Mr. Bush declared as heads nodded at the Waukesha County Exposition Center, deep in the suburbs of Milwaukee.
It channels anger at corporations' failure into an exposition of the deeper unfairness of the system itself.
To dramatize requires deeper knowledge of characters than exposition or summary: for one thing, the author has to have listened closely enough to the way people talk to approximate it.
The aim here was to develop a disease-specific health-related quality of life (HRQL) measure, the deep venous thrombosis quality of life questionnaire (DVTQOL), for patients with recent exposition and treatment of proximal deep venous thrombosis.
The remixes for the tune, exclusively on THUMP today, are an exposition of dance music both deep and upfront.
The remixes for the tune, released officially on July 7, but streaming exclusively on THUMP today, are an exposition of dance music both deep and upfront.
A lot of it is slideshow exposition – the video's three minutes deep before we even see the stage I know I played, monstrous hands reaching out from plasma-coated walls, nightmares of the awful controls flooding back.
Application of physical perception obtained from developed ANFIS model results led to exposition of a new scientific window towards deep root understanding of draft force behavior.
