Sentence examples for expositions which from inspiring English sources

National and global industry leaders will hold talks and take part in technology expositions, which will focus on Ireland's capabilities as a creative leader in innovative film and TV production.

Whereas the basic elements of the Spinozistic worldview are given in the Ethics, Leibniz's philosophy must be pieced together from numerous brief expositions, which seem to be mere philosophical interludes in an otherwise busy life.

Expositions which are the most common micro-genre in the university entrance examinations may be a very significant micro-genre to be able to write as Martin (1980 19855) claims that expositions are highly regarded in university writing.

The pond was built in 1915 for the Panama-California Exposition, which celebrated the opening of the Panama Canal.

Vitally, the emphasis was never really on exposition, which tends to be the case with most video game cut-scenes – it was on character and relationship development.

It accompanied a grandiose show of his works in a pavilion outside the Universal Exposition, which Napoleon III had launched to commemorate the first seven years of his reign.

The performers apparently did a fair amount of improvisation, and too often their talk veers into exposition, which, however heartfelt and true, paradoxically sounds (badly) scripted.

For his role in the exposition, which brought worldwide media attention to the city, Lostutter faces up to ten years in prison.

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.

For example, he increased the importance of the coda, or concluding section, and used unusual keys in the exposition, which was greatly expanded in length.

Mr. McKinley had come here to visit the exposition, which was showcasing a relatively new technology, the electric light, and promoting America as the leader of the Western Hemisphere.