Sentence examples for deliver exposition from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the best way to deliver exposition is to drop all of it into the story as soon as possible in large piles, just like the "previously on... .. bits that open up television shows.

In the games, whenever a Pokémon is first captured, its data will be added to a player's Pokédex, but in the anime or manga, the Pokédex is a comprehensive electronic reference encyclopedia, usually referred to in order to deliver exposition.

8 If possible have something going on while you have your characters delivering exposition or philosophising.

Instead of illustrating ideas, this sporadically interesting show too often delivers exposition, desperate to overexplain rather than risk a moment of misunderstanding.

The second half is by far superior: although the Olivier theatre's drum keeps revolving as dizzily as ever, the characters spend less time delivering exposition and actually show some signs of character.

The scientist shows up and delivers exposition and then leaves.

The characters are always talking: not only delivering expositions, but also working out the story points through dialogue.

Various actors frequently have to deliver painful exposition dumps, the storytelling is often incoherent and in this age of budget-minded but snazzy superhero adaptations like "Arrow" and "The Flash," it's shocking how cheap this show looks.

Serbedziga does get one solid scene late in the film where he is able to deliver character exposition while also creating tension and dread, but most of his limited screen-time is wasted.

You are pursued across soggy rural landscapes and through the hard geometries of cities. Inside never stops to deliver straight exposition about this harsh, grim world, but it doesn't need to.

(Gates) 'Women of Will Mixingg casually delivered scholarly exposition with intensely rendered performance, this impassioned exploration of Shakespeare's heroines by Tina Packer traces their evolution through their language.