She also ruthlessly purges her movies of the kind of psychological expression and narrative exposition that most filmmakers depend on.
"At the same time, the give-and-take between visual description and narrative exposition in the songs is also manifest in his paintings".
And, in more than six hundred and fifty pages of action, dialogue, and narrative exposition, none of the characters (including numerous armed-and-dangerous bad guys) ever take the Lord's name in vain.
It is a masterclass in narrative exposition, and the moments explaining their childlessness will bring a lump to your throat.
The academic authorities do too, having served the dual functions of providing narrative exposition and demonstrating the high-minded uselessness of official liberal discourse.
MadelaineFungDuLac said: "Moreau's painting is a tour de force of indirect narrative exposition and it helped to launch the fin-de-siècle fixation on the femme fatale as a subject".
There are also books lamentably difficult to assess because their utter disregard for style, literate narrative exposition and the entertainment quotient requisite in popular fiction seems more a result of artless ignorance than authorial intention.
It fuses bald exposition with narrative convolution with stagy splendor, allowing psychological and philosophical detours, and contains the sprawl in three compact acts bearing 90 minutes of music.
Its notion of "literal" commentary will surprise many moderns, for there is little historical exposition of the narrative and much on the implicit relationship between Adam and Eve and fallen humankind.
A good librettist would have advised him to narrow his focus, but as it stands the narrative is clotted with exposition and scene changes.
