Sentence examples for extreme exposition from inspiring English sources
In that sense, it displays the purest, if not the most extreme, exposition of Coppolism yet.
She's a character of substance, although the warmth of her feelings for Cardinal makes you wonder if she might be up for some of Blunt's extreme emotional exposition in a future book.
In addition to a high exposition to extreme events, impacts in SSA are heightened by weak disaster risk management capacities, and a high vulnerability among the population (Hellmuth et al. 2007).
The irritation with which the press greeted "Frontier of Dawn" should have been expected: even in France, 106 minutes of extreme behavior, next to no exposition and some grand poetic flourishes (a ghost growls in a mirror) can be difficult to digest early in the morning.
Perhaps more so than any of his contemporaries, Wolff took this style of exposition to an extreme.
In a community plagued with murderous conflict, sectarianism, bigotry and other ills, the programme was an important safety valve and Dunseith was constantly dealing with naked emotions, rants, biblical expositions and outbursts of extreme opinion, the more ludicrous of which he would dismiss with a rueful sigh of disapproval.
Savannah Garden Exposition.
Safety Council's Exposition.
