Sentence examples for exposition from from inspiring English sources

That was 10 minutes of solid exposition from Daniel Craig.

Amid many hospital scenes, and exposition from experts, the old people who come across most vividly are the ones who don't talk about aging or death.

Turbulent relationships also marked Picasso's life at the start of 1937, when he accepted a commission for the Paris Universal Exposition from the Republican government of Spain, then fighting a civil war against the Fascist troops of Gen. Francisco Franco.

Turbulent relationships also marked Picasso's life at the start of 1937, when he accepted a commission for the Paris Universal Exposition from Spain's Republican government, then fighting a civil war against the Fascist troops of General Francisco Franco.

There was a bit of clunky exposition from Arlene's kids: "A vampire would know what to do!" Though her son's explanation of Renee's disappearance was great: "He went on a vacation with Jesus".

A handy bit of exposition from Edith for those unfortunate relatives forced to watch Downton once a year, snoozing over their sherry and wishing they had made their excuses earlier.

What certainties do emerge come from exposition, not from action.

Bike Week is a catch-all term — Bike Month would be more accurate — for the parties, concerts and motorcycle expositions from early May through Memorial Day weekend along a strip of the Atlantic coast that includes Myrtle Beach.

Since well before federation the Australian colonies exported their stories, culture, history and innovation, participating in world expositions from London in 1851 and Paris in 1855 to Chicago in 1893.

For Cartan type (A_{theta }), there are expositions from scratch in [82] for generic q, in [12] for (q = -1), and in [20] for (q in mathbb {G}'_N), (N ge 3).

The exposition moves from the original key to a new key; the development passes through several keys and the recapitulation returns to the original key.