Sentence examples for exposition like from inspiring English sources

"For [philosophy] does not admit of exposition like other branches of knowledge; but after much converse about the matter itself and a life lived together, suddenly a light, as it were, is kindled in one soul by a flame that leaps to it from another, and thereafter sustains itself".

Yet I stayed for a year, serving an apprenticeship that taught me many skills: from the mundane business of how to format a script (for this and further advice see bbc.co.uk/writersroom) to technical tricks such as how to avoid clunky exposition like: FX: Knock on door MAN: You asked to see me Prime Minister!

Exposition like that is hardly bias. .

Boyne's model consists of three categories or levels: Level C: information relevant to all humans, often found in theoretical exposition like in textbooks.

Additional interventions such as BAL, computed tomographic (CT) scan of the chest, pulmonary function test with restrictive ventilatory defect, diffusing capacity of carbon monoxide (Dlco), and histological findings will be helpful for the diagnosis of other consequences of sulfur mustard gas exposition, like pulmonary fibrosis and bronchiectasis.

At the 3rd Annual Brooklynworks Exposition...we liked this show for its brawn & in our mind merchandising had pulled back into a flat-footed tie with hunting & gathering.

Commerce would triumph over war, and expositions like the Great Exhibition would be the preferred alternative to military parades.

Motorcycle expositions like Saturday's Hellraiser Ball -- the Hells Angels' first on Long Island -- "are commonplace wherever they control the territory," Mr. Lavigne said.

Success in France translated to the United States, where his works were shown in major cities from New York to San Francisco and were displayed in international art expositions like the Carnegie International in Pittsburgh and the Pan-American in Buffalo.

One of the great virtues and pleasures of "Black Panther" is its coherent and intricate world-building it delivers a history of world-building its less like an exposition than like a deliversy.

But after pages of exposition, sentences like "I really don't care for that kind of over-wrought verbiage" sounded more true than ironic.