Sentence examples for exposition how from inspiring English sources

What Tanya, Chris and Bradley wanted to know was how we would approach the underlying material in Stuart's book, how we would shape the film's narrative, how we would avoid exposition, how we would engage the audience.

This detailed exposition shows how its ideals formed the basis of today's liberal democracies and how its excesses were a forerunner of 20th-century repressions.

The dystopian minds over at New Scientist recently posited the question: "What if phones, but with moveable digits???" via this video of a cursed invention called a "MobiLimb", and it is so utterly terrifying in every possible way that I wrote two paragraphs of exposition about how it's the first thing you see when you enter hell, because how could it not be?

That could mean another public exposition of how far they have fallen.

The matter-of-fact exposition of how Al Qaeda recruits and trains is sobering.

No subject was too small; he once delivered a lengthy exposition on how to boil an egg.

Perhaps he should watch the film 12 Angry Men, which is a brilliant exposition of how juries' discussions on the facts matter.

Much of the document is devoted to a detailed exposition of how a lifelong partnership between two people has the potential bring joy, comfort and companionship.

Cronenberg has retained much of DeLillo's dialogue, which is, by turns, clipped and expansive and idea-studded — a kind of postmodernist exposition of how money functions in cyberspace.

Next to the 2014 Sochi Olympics, there is perhaps no better exposition of how sport, patriotism and business intersect in modern Russia than Jones's emergence as a Russian boxing phenomenon.

Her description is a pithy exposition of how to regard someone with dementia – seeing the individual first, not just the condition, recognising what she can do, not what she can't, and helping when necessary.