Sentence examples for from the exposition from inspiring English sources

Everything in this spare, eccentrically paced book is a pleasure to read, from the exposition of nine-year-old Jane MacLeod's home life in Pennsylvania to a family reunion, thirty-six years later.

The purpose of this application is to understand what the network learns from the exposition to time-dependent inputs.

An X-ray image obtained from the exposition of the matter to the X-rays provides a shadow of intervening structures (Semmlow 2004) as a direct function of its density and atomic number (Z).

Although devastated, Sarria could not come home from the exposition.

Later on, additional material from the exposition is developed, gradually building up towards a climax.

The development section is highly chromatic, and is texturally and melodically distinct from the exposition.

Mr. McAuliffe made Mr. Allen's son his deputy and raised $500,000 for the exposition from one of Mr. Allen's clients, who faced legal troubles in South Korea.

Much knowledge of the Charvakas, however, is derived from the expositions of the later Hindu writings, particularly from Madhava's Sarva-darshana-samgraha ("Compendium of All Philosophies," 14th century).

It will be observed that when both themes appear recapitulated in the tonic, the function of the transition between themes differs from that in the exposition, in which it leads from one key to another.

He's back from Flanders Fields, the exposition tells us, minus his libido and intent on increasing the gang's profits.

Here was a filmmaker who had just scored a major critical and commercial success by cutting almost all of the exposition from "The French Connection" (1971), judging correctly that audiences were now familiar enough with movie conventions to fill in the connecting tissue for themselves.