Sentence examples for exposition seems from inspiring English sources

This is said to be the first science-fiction film made in Hindi, which may explain why the exposition seems to be written for an audience that has never considered the possibility of extraterrestrial life.

The punch lines don't always land as hard as they should, and occasionally the exposition seems a bit more recited than relived, but the script is rich and literate, and the present-day tension between Harriet and her daughter-in-law, Alison (Marsha Dietlein Bennett), is delicious.

The third argument in the Metaphysical Exposition seems to imply, as we have seen, that the representation of any place presupposes the representation of space itself.

Aside from that handicap, the choreographer also has a tough task because the text (here a colloquial English translation from the French by Michael Flanders and Kitty Black) is so dramatic as to make danced exposition seem vaguely superfluous.

Some of the devices for exposition seem a little hokey now (John Ireland's writing letters in his head aloud, the music's heavily narrative lyrics), but the film's overcome those problems.

Bear in mind that, at relatively light 110 minutes, this is by no means some leaden slog, but certain scenes play out for far too long, while other key pieces of character-building and exposition seem to have been left by the wayside.

It doesn't help that Austin Powers' Basil Exposition himself seems occasionally to be in the commentary box, providing the aural equivalent of subtitles for the hard of thinking.

To provide a sound basis for an improved risk assessment for PPD and related aryldiamines as well as for further regulative decisions, further efforts to uncover their reaction pathways and products formed under human exposition conditions seem to be inevitable.

All too often, for the sake of exposition the dialogue seems ill suited to people who have known each other intimately for 40 years.

Kuenne's fast-talking exposition, while confusing, seems purposeful, as though the murder were a necessary backstory to be pushed through as quickly as possible in order to get to the heart of the narrative: Andrew Bagby's life and how horrible his death was for those who loved him.

Whereas the basic elements of the Spinozistic worldview are given in the Ethics, Leibniz's philosophy must be pieced together from numerous brief expositions, which seem to be mere philosophical interludes in an otherwise busy life.