For Alter and other critics, the structural support and impetus for the contemporary references rests upon the visual nature of the film's exposition, occurring in the form of imagery as opposed to conventional dialogue.
The storytelling took on a character-driven approach with expositions taking the form of cutscenes in which Bosch gives out monologues, revealing the purpose and driving forces behind his actions.
All of which meant that despite the lockdown on verbiage, there was no shortage of pomp or exposition in the concert; it just came in the form of music.
In Conjectura cabbalistica (1653), he presented core themes of his philosophy in the form of an exposition of occulted truths contained in the first book of Genesis.
Aluminum first came to the public's attention in the form of jewelry at the Universal Paris Exposition of 1855.
Sutra, (Sanskrit: "thread" or "string") Pali sutta, in Hinduism, a brief aphoristic composition; in Buddhism, a more extended exposition, the basic form of the scriptures of both the Theravada (Way of Elders) and Mahayana (Greater Vehicle) traditions.
Danio rerio, when exposed to TiO2 (50 mg dm−3) in their NPs form, exhibits more serious oxidative injuries of liver and gill cells, in comparison to the exposition to the MPs form of those compounds [65].
For the next few years he travelled between Bologna, Recanati, Pisa, and Florence and published Versi (1826), an enlarged collection of poems; and Operette morali (1827; "Minor Moral Works"), an influential philosophical exposition, mainly in dialogue form, of his doctrine of despair.
"Sweetheart, we may run a funeral home, but that doesn't mean we don't have taste, and it doesn't mean that we are dead," Peggy tells her son, in the inept form of exposition that passes for dialogue in "Blue".
