Sentence examples similar to is in exposition from inspiring English sources

The other is in Exposition Park in Los Angeles, near the Natural History Museum and just west of the Coliseum.

"What the film has to say about the state of matrimony and the restlessness of modern husbands and wives is more in the jumble of details and the eccentricity of the montage than it is in the exposition of a rational development," Bosley Crowther wrote in The New York Times.

Probability in Carnap's theory is a metalinguistic operator, as it is in the exposition of section 3.1 above.

The storytelling in "Watermark" is low in exposition and high in visual splendor.

As he notes, the strict sense is appropriate if names are understood semantically (as they are in this exposition) to be rigid designators.

The second movement, in B-flat major, is in two parts: an exposition and a recapitulation.

The context is on the screen, the exposition is in the action.

It helps that most of the exposition is in the first act, which mainly takes place away from Pandora, which allows viewers to just drink in the visuals in the second and third acts.

I was in mid-exposition at this point, up to my elbows in the washing up, when my wife silenced me with one of her special stares.

(To use a phrase Harrison Birtwistle often employs about his own music, the music is in a "continual state of exposition").

In part this is because it is in form more a theological exposition than a creed, and in part because of the damnatory clauses that exclude from salvation all those who do not accept every detail of its teaching.