Sentence examples for exposition having from inspiring English sources

While "High-Value Target" did have some clunky exposition (having seen Sam trying to sell the black box to Leonardo Santos in the opening moments, did we really need Michael exclaiming "the black box!" after Cyrus explained the auction?) it was overall a well-plotted hour, which allowed for some beautiful character moments and the long-awaited return of Cyrus.

No single exposition has exhausted the possibilities of the affirmations or of the relationship between them.

And not at just any time: the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition has recently opened.

At the level of the psyche, exposition has been hastily plastered on to rickety characterisation.

Their purpose is to discuss and resolve the conflicts of tonality and theme that the exposition has raised.

Ms. Halford said the exposition had been a turning point for Blakely on the path to recovery.

His philosophical exposition has a peculiar power and an organic unity whose cumulative effect was highly suggestive and stimulating to his contemporary readers' imaginations.

The Texas Centennial Exposition has resulted lately in quite a little extra work for Dr. Raymond Ditmars, Curator of Mammals and Reptiles at the Bronx Zoo.

No, the show-off soundtrack, the roving accents, the clunky exposition haven't changed, but Peaky Blinders can now boast several more big-name actors to supplement the sterling work of Cillian Murphy, Helen McCrory and Sam Neill.

By this stage, exposition has almost entirely replaced dialogue ("What sort of man gets a girl pregnant, leaves her to fend for herself, then tries to steal her baby?"), and plotlines hinge on hugely coincidental meetings.

Most of the exposition has been left for Volume 2; this one is an anthology of increasingly violent sequences, some sickening, some rather thrilling, that culminates in a Tokyo nightclub blood bath during which Ms. Liu, playing a petite yakuza boss, shows off her Japaense, and also (quite literally) her brains (Scott).