Sentence examples for exposition to make from inspiring English sources

The Society of Fellows at The Scripps Research Institute runs a Vendor Exposition to make money for their association.

His research was not easily understandable to his students or his colleagues and he made no effort to popularize his ideas or to simplify their exposition to make them more accessible.

And several of the briefer vignettes look as if they exist either to provide exposition or to make a self-evidently ironic point.

Then there's the added burden of clumsy exposition needed to make the thing work, often introduced at the behest of the studio executives.

There's no sign of a father and as in Red Road there's no formal exposition: we are left to make inferences about the characters from their actions and occasional statements.

"What we've done is to make Exposition Park a more family-friendly environment".

Filling in gaps in exposition — shortcuts and abbreviations used to make a proof more efficient — does not count.

The biggest exposition ever, it was expected to make a profit.In fact, the fair was perhaps "the most extravagant folly of its age", argues James Mauro.

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.

In a-pin-could-drop silence, the nine uniformly impassive dancers push up sleeves or roll down pants or shirts to make neutral exposition of different parts of their bodies.

To make our exposition self contained, in this section we recall some previous notations and known results.