Sentence examples for exposition to do from inspiring English sources

It had a complex story to tell and at times resorted to clunking exposition to do it.

He's magnificently fraudulent and full of uses; he swoops in to do exposition, pans away to turn prophetic or play sociologist ("You witness a passage of time that outstrips its chronological equivalent.

So does that mean the show will continue to do exposition downloads while a shirtless Oliver works out in his secret hideout?

B would then be the raw behavior that is implied by the dene D under the assumptions expressed in the E and the M. For simplicity of the exposition we have decided not to do so, despite the fact that it makes the concept of a bene rather all-encompassing and perhaps unduly vague.

The action and dialogue, when not melodramatic, are stilted and frequently forced to do double duty as exposition.

So they enlist a lawyer (Jessica Biel), who has woefully little to do other than provide exposition and make Sandler's horndog misogyny even more evident.

Dunne's portrayal received a mixed response, stating "the script doesn't give him much to do besides bark out exposition and snarl with hatred at the faceless enemy," though he and Tapping did "succeed in evoking an entire end-of-the-world scenario with just a few terse lines of dialogue".

Care was taken to do the loadings (and expositions) with 3 min intervals.

Sturges has nothing to do but deliver a few lines of implausible exposition, which he does with the perfect French accent he learned in his peripatetic youth.

Although these differences in lipid composition might reflect their previous exposition to hydrocarbons, this pattern did not last longer most likely due to depuration of hydrocarbons stored in the tissues or by the development of certain tolerance to PAHs.

Unlike the effect of anti-CD11b mAbs, neutrophil exposition to anti-TLR4 mAbs (HTA125) did not inhibit neutrophil priming and capacity of these cells to distinguish endotoxin's glycoforms.