Sentence examples for exposition with a from inspiring English sources

Yet Ivey manages to imbue this faux-documentary exposition with a prickly tension, a thrumming suspense shot through with foreboding.

(HBO is of course famous for its use of "sexposition", a speciality of Game of Thrones: spicing up boring exposition with a gratuitous sex scene).

Mr. Rosenwinkel, 42, has always been a jazz guitarist of glowing lyricism and graceful exposition, with a technique that can form streamlined contours out of even the gnarliest convolutions.

Samuel J. Randall opened the Exposition with a speech on the success of the resurrected post-civil war south.

That is, of course, if you can swallow an entree of exposition with a heaping scoop of cumbersome language (even for a fantasy work) for dessert.

This opening sequence of Danny Boyle's Trance is no more than exposition with a dash of red herring, and shouldn't work at all.

The dialogue is close to pure exposition, with an occasional clunkily macho line thrown in as a concession to dramatic atmosphere.

This difference has been called one of the most significant problems of ecologic studies [ 6], so we conclude this exposition with an explanation of the mechanism in this simple case.

"FAIRS TO REMEMBER: THE 1939 AND 1964 WORLD FAIRS," a tour that covers the I.R.T. Flushing line that transported visitors to the expositions, with a stop at the entrance to the fairgrounds at Flushing Meadows-Corona Park.

Her uncanny way of incorporating exposition, with nary a stumble in her pell-mell narrative momentum, immerses us in the lore of Iranian history and culture.

During the tall ships' four-day visit to Admiral Harold E. Shear State Pier and New London's City Pier, there will also be an environmental exposition, with exhibitors from a variety of environmental groups and companies selling environmental products and services.