Notes from the Great Lakes Exposition, description of the fair grounds, exhibits, etc.
By Eugene Kinkead The New Yorker, September 26 , 1936P. 52 Notes from the Great Lakes Exposition, description of the fair grounds, exhibits, etc.
And lengthy scroll sequences of exposition (descriptions and backstories) had to be replaced with silent scenes and interactions.
Most of the other novels, however, suffer from overly long exposition and description, excessive detail, and mannered, artificial language.
The major events were pretty much the same, although I hadn't been aware of remembering them so well, the pacing of the events was very close, almost congruent, the relationship of dialogue, exposition and description in terms of space used for each quite close, but the language was different.
Cognitive ability is to be assessed by scales of narration, description, exposition, argumentation, instruction and interaction.
In the end, six functions have been identified among those descriptors, namely narration, description, exposition, argumentation, instruction and interaction.
Descriptors are divided into six categories according to the function of target listening text (or activity), namely narration, description, exposition, argumentation, instruction and interaction, and each category constitutes a subscale.
The fu was particularly suitable for description and exposition, in contrast to the more subjective, lyrical sao.
It's a very funny book; besides coming up with comic situations, Bemelmans inserts humour into passages of exposition, such as his description of the studio president.
The analysis following Text Charting under typical section episodes of Description, Explanation, Exposition and Argumentation, results in a list of rhetorical predicate links which themselves need to be linked to create a conceptual map.
