Sentence examples for exposition as from inspiring English sources
Friendships were forged in the hot irons of that emotional exposition, as were the most horrendous hangovers.
But writers of narrative and exposition, as well as those who present fiction in the third person, choose to use the language in the voice of the writer and not of a character.
Once "Ragtime" passes into Flaherty and Ahrens's hands, it becomes less a musical than a series of saccharine arias and duets that are made to carry most of the weight of exposition as well.
The 200th anniversary of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition as well as the centennial of the city's role as host of both the World's Fair and the first Olympic Games in the United States will be celebrated with a yearlong schedule of exhibitions, festivals, tours, concerts and symposiums.
In the Hudson Stage Company's new Briarcliff Manor production at Woodward Hall Theater at Pace University, directed by Dan Foster, Ms. Herzog's script still shines — it is very nearly perfect, with exposition as smooth and sweet as French butter — but a good bit of the play's sparkle is missing.
8 In order to keep the exposition as simple as possible, the altruism motive is not presented in this model.
Hawaii has already shown itself to be conducting instances of paradiplomacy at international expositions, as well as possessing Hawaiian tourism offices abroad.
In those early episodes, some of the plotting and exposition is as clunky as Carrie's incredibly noisy laptop keyboard.
The writing is alarmingly clunky, less a coherent story than a pastiche of beloved catchphrases, iconic images, and exposition dumps, as well as blatantly gif-ready moments.
By means of statistical methods, a model was designed that shall explain the influence of terrain parameters (slope inclination, exposition, altitude) as well as the influence of the management.
Six Flags St . Louishonors the St . LouisWorld Exposition of 1904 as well as the city's role as a Gateway to the West.
