Sentence examples for engaging exposition from inspiring English sources
In 1927, the New York Times congratulated Evans on his "modest and engaging exposition of 'Americanism.
Hallowell contacted sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens, who recommended his onetime student, Caroline Peddle, who was already engaged in exposition work, having been commissioned by Tiffany's to produce an exhibit.
In conversations over the last few weeks, computer scientists and physicists expressed admiration for Dr. Wolfram's "engaging" and "beautifully written" exposition of ideas, like the power of algorithms, that they say are underappreciated by society.
More often than not, characters in fiction are inclined to get right to the point, to speak their minds, to engage in verbal exposition.
I lost the thread halfway through and never recovered it, and the supposedly clarifying exposition engaged in by half a dozen characters toward the end only made matters worse.
Though it feels a bit like an exposition dump, it still features engaging plot progression.
It's disturbing and sensual, a standout in a sea of exposition that's frankly, less engaging.
During their interviews conducted in English, of course they gave standard expositions of the line, barely engaging with Arab accusations.
The exposition Maybelle addresses to the audience between songs is neither compelling nor fresh-sounding, though Ms. White remains engaging.
