Sentence examples for exposition someone from inspiring English sources
The character of Saul was added to "Breaking Bad" not only as necessary exposition — someone had to act as Walter's spirit guide through the netherworld — but also as comic relief.
It is a masterpiece of clear exposition from someone who has thought long and deeply about these questions.
But why send someone an exposition on quantum mechanics?
Her description is a pithy exposition of how to regard someone with dementia – seeing the individual first, not just the condition, recognising what she can do, not what she can't, and helping when necessary.
Also, the way some episodes alternate between fighting and exposition gives the impression of watching someone else play a videogame".
Mr. Cohen stages the action with more concentration and intensity than anything else: his lack of pretension involves plowing through the exposition scenes with the emotional import of someone waiting for the automatic pinsetter at a bowling alley.
Hodges had already heard that criticism from Burbank, aside from Warner Bros. co-chairman Frank Wells, who was a lone supporter, and had reluctantly acquiesced to to add an opening exposition scene so that audiences would have "Someone To Root For".
I was recently round a supper table with an actor who recited a long and tedious exposition of a weekend spent in the company of someone he kept referring to as Baby.
At least Sherlock, our other big international export, looks great, is based on fine source material and sounds like it's written by someone who believes in something other than blundering exposition as a storytelling device.
Though he is the first to admit that Tanner isn't a stretch ("someone said I should be commended for services to plot exposition"), he insists that playing MI6's desk-bound human Filofax is trickier than it looks.
And for whatever reason, someone decided to pull the switch that changed the movie from "heavy exposition and absurd coincidences" mode to "really fun superhero movie" mode.
