Sentence examples for exposition when from inspiring English sources

Here speeches turn into exposition, when every fiber of one's being calls out: "No!

After the orchestral exposition, when Mr. Buchbinder again took the lead in the discourse, his playing gradually became more pronounced and emphatic.

Mr. Adamsdale and Mr. Branch are both polished performers, and their timing is meticulous, especially in the opening exposition, when they constantly interrupt each other.

Postman argued that a so-called Age of Exposition – when people were informed by the printed word and its implicit requirement that arguments be rooted in logic and evidence — had been replaced by an Age of Show Business.

The proofs use a number of technical facts from [1], which are stated in the course of exposition when appropriate.

Dietrich is careful to preserve the philosophical intention of his exposition when he refers to the creative nature of God within the context of Proclean Neoplatonism.

Information about birth (length and weight) was obtained from hospitals records, but all outcomes and major expositions, when the children were from zero to five years old (preschool age) and when they were between 10 and 17 years, were measured or assessed through questionnaires by the researchers.

"Here," she added, motioning to the displays on the exposition, "was when it got respect".

But there is far too much clumsy exposition, as when a friend tells Corrine: "As long as I can remember, she was a real problem.

This has led some musicians to omit the exposition repeat when performing these movements.

They turn into exposition and explication when every fiber of one's being calls out: "No!