Shermer succeeds in clear exposition for the novice while offering interesting tidbits for the more informed and provides the kind of systematic exposition that makes the book a valuable introduction or reference for teachers and students.
Cronenberg has retained much of DeLillo's dialogue, which is, by turns, clipped and expansive and idea-studded — a kind of postmodernist exposition of how money functions in cyberspace.
Cronenberg has retained much of DeLillo's dialogue, which is, by turns, clipped and expansive and idea-studded a kidea-studded aernist exposition of how money functions in cyberspace.
In addition, even before the Babylonian Exile (586 bc) there is evidence of the kind of midrashic exposition (nonliteral interpretations) familiar in the rabbinical period (c. 300 bc c. ad 500) and after.
It's hard for me to give that kind of logical exposition while speaking off the cuff, so I used the blog as a vehicle to communicate my thoughts on the situation.
Rather than resorting to the kind of verbal exposition on which so much sketch comedy relies, he suggested using "visual information, editing cues, things that kind of set the tone and the mood so that you don't have to do it in the writing".
Other difficulties concerning Timon's evidence are, first, that he writes as a devotee rather than as a neutral reporter, and second, that the great majority of Timon's fragments derive from a poem called Silloi (Lampoons), and consist of satirical thumbnail sketches of other philosophers rather than any kind of direct exposition of Pyrrho's outlook.
So having that kind of personalized exposition, it really works to keep it flashcard style".
This kind of forced-march exposition is understandable when viewers may be wary of committing to high-concept, serialized shows, but it reduces the time for characterization, as well as the chance that anything will really surprise us.
