Sentence examples for exposition offered from inspiring English sources

For many people, avoiding gluten has become a cultural as well as a dietary choice, and the exposition offered an entry ramp to a new kind of life.

Initially, the exposition was offered to Toronto but politicians there rejected the idea.

A single, disjunctive exposition is not offered.

Anthony Powell, however, after having lunch with Fitzgerald in the M-G-M commissary, noticed "a schoolmasterish streak, if at the same time an attractive one; an enthusiasm, simplicity of exposition, that might have offered a career as a teacher or university don".

Jacobson would have liked to see more scenes from Smithers' vacation, but he still thought the episode offered "nice exposition" for the character.

Crucially, he placed himself between a scientist and an interested public and offered superb expositions of Newton's theories of optics and gravitation, which still stand today.

Chanute also organized sessions on aeronautics at the meetings of major engineering societies, arranged conferences on flight technology at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago (1893) and the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St . Louis(1904), and offered assistance to promising young aviation enthusiasts.

Ephra, Rachel and Atika offered some useful exposition about Atika's past as well: the manner of its delivery was messy and implausible, but by God did we need it.

And Kitty Pryde offered cute, comedic expositions of unrequited crushes.

But it was at the panels of The World Transformed – the grassroots parallel festival – that he offered a more holistic exposition.

"Luonnotar," again with Ms. Isokoski, offered long passages of chantlike exposition and lovely surges of big-orchestra epicness, but also an ending so quiet and uneventful as to catch everyone by surprise.