Sentence examples for exposition less from inspiring English sources

Later exponents of nonstandard analysis observed that the constant reference to the model theory made the exposition less elementary than it could be; they had the idea of working in a set theory which was inherently "nonstandard".

It is, however, difficult to determine exactly which of these Avicennian sources Ibn Daud actually read since his expositions are less elaborate and he moreover uses them for his own purposes.

What one wanted, though, was a little more lyricism, a little less exposition.

He's a man of few words and less exposition, and "Upstream Color" doesn't come across as satirical even if it edges close to absurdity.

At the same time, the presence of glycerol changes the spinel crystallites morphology from rhombicuboctahedron with abundant exposition of the less favorable (111) planes into the truncated cubic shape with the dominant more active (100) facets.

The early versions of the movie that I have tremendous affection for, there was a lot less exposition up front.

The Vegas, having pared their script to the bone — there are no speeches and not a line of exposition — hew to the less is more school of art-film realism.

While Suárez is commonly praised for his comprehensive, exhaustive, and systematic exposition of more or less everything known in philosophy up to his time (certainly, at any rate, in metaphysics), his achievement in this regard should not be permitted to overshadow the depth, power, and originality of his own ideas.

"Broadchurch" features less overt exposition about its lead characters and their hometown, and it's more effective for it.

It's disturbing and sensual, a standout in a sea of exposition that's frankly, less engaging.

A weaker sense of decisiveness is embodied in the notion of a "grove" of phylogenetic trees ([ 56]; reviewed in a less mathematical exposition in [ 57]). Figure 6 illustrates a taxon coverage pattern that is not decisive for any tree.