Sentence examples for exposition that it from inspiring English sources

Visit to Grand Central Palace to have a look at the Victory Garden Show, the last exposition that it will hous for the duration plus six months.

What human speech manages to break through the tedious, impenetrable jargon is so compressed and weighted with exposition that it feels more like notes for an outline than actual conversation.

— is so dense with themes and dogged exposition that it's remarkable it never collapses from the sheer bulk of them.

If you have exposition that's important, get it in somehow.' " Allen is not easy on his actors, or on himself.

His furniture creations for the international exposition that gave Deco its name in 1925 were such a success that he gained prestigious new clients.

His treatise is less innovative than Oresme's, but it is a clear exposition that was very widely read.

Strangely, the movie plays like an extended, dully methodical exposition that serves solely to reach its shattering climax.

It is an amazing feat of lucid, economical exposition that tells the story of our planet from its very beginnings up to the first world war.

This first part is mildly diverting, unsophisticated fare that takes liberties with the original novel yet still stumbles on confusing exposition that doesn't really make complete sense even when it's taken from the book.

But for a place billing itself as a museum, it is light on the kind of exposition that would help visitors learn the fascinating history of American pizza.

"You know what," he pauses and then posits aloud in a quintessentially Madeon exposition that recalls equal parts Stephen Hawking or Neil deGrasse Tyson as it does Tintin or The Little Prince.