Sentence examples for exposition i from inspiring English sources

That's all the exposition I can muster, I'm afraid.

For those who want a very thorough exposition, I strongly recommend reading this excellent and readable account in its entirety.

The best exposition I found was by the then director of the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies in London, Professor Sir Norman Anderson, in The Evidence for the Resurrection (later republished as part of Jesus Christ: The Witness of History).

I know it was couched in a way that suggested he was driving the point home, but this is exactly the kind of blunt-instrument exposition I object to.

Some writers – for instance, middle-period Lloyd-Webber – toied to solve the speech-song shifts by through-composing shows, but this merely introduces the new artifice of people singing bald exposition ("I am his brother") or banality ("Will you want milk with that?") at each other.

The most fascinating exposition I've heard on prisons and how they don't work was from Bobby Cummines.

"I've never done anything extraordinary," says Finch in one of several brazen acts of self-exposition, "I think that's why I play video games, 'cos they're more interesting than my real life".

"But wouldn't you know it, almost as if a punishment, the first exposition that I saw when I arrived in Paris in 1949 was the ceramic work of Picasso.

I find the stories in the individual issues of Green Lantern confusing, the dialogue is mainly exposition, and I don't really care too much about what's going on or what emotions the characters are feeling.

It's a naked bit of dra­matic exposition and I'm out there on my own.

For example, the story uses much more exposition than I would have used a decade ago.