Sentence examples for expositions with from inspiring English sources

Bourdaloue always wrote out his sermons, which were careful logical expositions with insight into human nature.

"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.

Care was taken to do the loadings (and expositions) with 3 min intervals.

Wheeldon manages this exposition with deftness and economy.

Dobozy handles the most outlandish exposition with aplomb.

Mr. Sheppard handles this familiar exposition with reasonable facility, but you can sense his impatience.

As with many books on diet, "The Secret Life of Fat" alternates exposition with prescription.

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

Adam Gimbel, who became the president of Saks in 1926, redecorated the Fifth Avenue store in the Art Moderne style of the Paris Exposition, with velvety sofas and elaborate moldings.

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.

(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).