Sentence examples for exposition gains from inspiring English sources

The gaffe costs more than exposition gains.

While Act I is a bit heavy with exposition, Act II gains momentum nicely, climaxing with a rich theatrical payoff.

The coin stems from the desire of the Columbian Exposition's organizers to gain federal money to complete construction of the fair.

In section 1.2 we will extend our exposition from logics of hard information-gain to logics of the actions that facilitate the gain of such hard information, dynamic epistemic logics.

Hair testing for EtG offers retrospective, long-term detection of ethanol exposition for several months and has gained practical importance in forensic and clinical toxicology.

Generally defined by wandering exposition and comedic portraits of postcollege drifters, mumblecore gained little mainstream recognition, possibly because many of its constituencies resisted.

Finally exposed as a murderer, Spector suddenly gained the superpower of route-one exposition, eroding his mystique with one tedious monologue about his motivations after another.

The auto mascots gained momentum in 1925 at the Art Deco exposition in Paris.

For this Piedmont city whose fortunes have long been linked with the bottom line of the carmaker Fiat, the 44-day exposition of the shroud, which ends May 23, means a significant gain to its economy, though Fiorenzo Alfieri, the city's councilor for culture and president of the shroud exposition committee, is quick to emphasize that the "spiritual religious aspect of the event" is the priority.

Accumulation of weight was significantly related to the exposition (see Figure 5), leading to a higher body weight gain in exposed compared with sham-exposed mice.

The languages and their literatures gained strength as mediums of self-expression as well as exposition.