Sentence examples for devoted to exposition from inspiring English sources

Given that huge portions of the movie are devoted to exposition (there's a crushing amount of explanation required), Mr. Jackson has simmered the novel down to the most compact action-epic that could be made of it.

He forgets his origins before the movie devoted to their exposition is even over.

Much of that half is devoted to background exposition of J. R. R. Tolkien's elaborate mythology, and the music erupted in fits and starts.

Section 6 is devoted to the exposition of the conclusion and the discussion of further work on the theme.

Despite being mainly devoted to the exposition of the formal machinery of IP, Walley's book contains a lot of interesting material on the philosophical foundations of IP.

Before then, much of the script (which has been newly adapted by the playwright Frank McGuinness) is devoted to the exposition-crammed airing of old grievances.

The recognition and the honour that were the due of Dante's Divine Comedy did not have to await the long passage of time: by the year 1400 no fewer than 12 commentaries devoted to detailed expositions of its meaning had appeared.

A large part of the book is devoted to Greenwald's exposition of why the NSA story matters.

Much of the document is devoted to a detailed exposition of how a lifelong partnership between two people has the potential bring joy, comfort and companionship.

The event is Art Chicago 2000 in Festival Hall on Navy Pier in Chicago, where 165,000 square feet will be devoted to an art exposition highlighting the offerings of 217 modern- and contemporary-art galleries from around the world.

The final two chapters are devoted to a wider exposition of life and death in Iron Age Denmark.