Sentence examples for exposition then from inspiring English sources

Obviously, any poem repays study, but if it is only to be heard once and without detailed exposition, then a poem should be understandable at first hearing.

Clean and clear bit of YOU ARE THE HERO exposition, then you wander off into a world that largely adapts itself to suit your current ability: a neat, simple, welcoming design that gives everyone the joy of exploration while only really having to worry about those fucking bears.

The typical structure of his novels from the early 1830s onward is determined by this approach: there is a long period of preparation and exposition, and then tension mounts swiftly to an inevitable climax, as in classical tragedy.

The scientist shows up and delivers exposition and then leaves.

Each load was applied for 15 s before x-ray exposition and then immediately removed.

For example, the first movement, although in Classical sonata form, confounds listeners first by rising to a fortissimo climax in the harmonically unstable exposition section and then by delaying a return to the home key.

Exposition is so hard to write.

A pair of Bowery vaudevillians chime in now and then with exposition and the occasional Tin Pan Alley tune (not to mention a rather pointless epilogue).

The Los Angeles Times felt that scenes shared by Diesel and Johnson were the "best moments" and appreciated the humor, but considered the pacing a "strange mix", switching between exposition, comedy scenes and then sudden action.

More often, in a double fugue the composer gives the two subjects separate complete expositions, first one and then the other, and eventually brings the two subjects together, as in The Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 2, No. 18, a three-voice fugue.

Suspenseless chases alternate with laborious exposition by boring experts, and then, hey, more softcore semi-nudity and brain-eating.