Sentence examples for exposition in a from inspiring English sources

Battlefield 1 captures intense moments of spectacle and quieter moments of exposition in a way that doesn't feel elongated or drawn out.

Bissett's script has its clunky moments of exposition ("In a week, we'll have left grammar school") as it skips fluidly around the band's early career.

Sanneh's article walks the fine line of investigation and exposition in a way that points to shadows worthy of further illumination.

They came from the San Francisco Exposition in a specially air-conditioned baggage car which had been switched out at Harmon and brought down the West Side by its own private locomotive.

She's a character of substance, although the warmth of her feelings for Cardinal makes you wonder if she might be up for some of Blunt's extreme emotional exposition in a future book.

Describing the sequence in detail makes for an inefficient exposition in a review, but it's worth doing nonetheless, because the scene is a textbook case of ugly prejudices breezing through conventional dramas as if they were nothing exceptional — the kind of casual stereotyping that should have gone out of style half a century ago and should never have been in style in the first place.

Immediately afterwards, however, and quite characteristically, Ibn Ezra continues his exposition in a somewhat different vein.

Based on the characterization of the single electrode, a composite multi-anode has been realized and tested with direct sunlight exposition in a small photo-electrolyser.