Sentence examples for exposition over from inspiring English sources

But it's bogged down by oodles of exposition over here, and complete incoherence over there.

Wills locking eyes with The Duchess of Exposition over a pan of burned mince ("I think that solar power is the key to our future").

When the exposition was over, civic leaders said that it had successfully expanded Atlanta's reputation as a place to visit and to conduct business.

Prior to the 20th century these abstract elements were employed by artists to describe, illustrate, or reproduce the world of nature and of human civilization and exposition dominated over expressive function.

A maximum photoconversion efficiency of 3.33% has been obtained with the total absence of organic solvents, and a good stability has been demonstrated during more than 8 hours of exposition (replicated over months) to simulated solar light.

Thomas of York, for instance, takes over Averroes' exposition of the four principal views on the issue (Comm. magnum De caelo I.102; Dales 1990, 81).

The book describes a hastily convened meeting with the filmmaker in which Disney president Nina Jacobson highlighted numerous plot holes, attacked the lack of humour in supposedly funny scenes, and criticised the story's over-long exposition, among other things.

The long exposition — with its voice-over narration, interior monologues, and copious flashes back and forth throughout the late twentieth century — sets up delightfully bewildering riddles of shifting identities and multiple worlds.

He forgets his origins before the movie devoted to their exposition is even over.

A troubled marriage swerves toward catastrophe in "Daylight," an unusually delicate psychological thriller that favors suggestion over exposition.

He favoured dialogue over exposition, re-drafted from the third person to the first, and stripped away sentimentality, giving the novel an even greater emotional weight.