Sentence examples for exposition- from inspiring English sources
A novel might traditionally have a mix of scene and summary, the former telling the story in action and the summary functioning as exposition that bridges scenes.
It has, of course – feature films often struggle with the exposition of complex science.
The Man in the High Castle features a few of the typical pilot wobbles – an overreliance on exposition, a slight willingness to prioritise the cramming in of plot details over character development – but its grand vision and murky, stylised tone more than make up for it.
Judging by the last few big films that Caine has made, this means that The Last Witch Hunter is going to have loads of boring exposition that needs to be solemnly intoned by an elder statesman figure, and also that Morgan Freeman was busy.
It channels anger at corporations' failure into an exposition of the deeper unfairness of the system itself.
When Shapps was sent a detailed exposition of the changes made by Contribsx – including posts critical of cabinet colleagues such as the chancellor, George Osborne – the Tory chairman did not respond.
But there's very little in the way of exposition here.
Conversations happen on webcam, exposition via Facebook messenger and plot points are revealed on YouTube.
The course combines regular weekly feedback and discussion of each writer's work with an illustrated exposition of the basic principles of writing a story for television.
Dear god, this is simply too much exposition.
You're doomed to be the person who everyone comes to whenever an actor exhales an important piece of exposition out of his nose because he can't be bothered to open his mouth properly.
