Sentence examples for less exposition from inspiring English sources

What one wanted, though, was a little more lyricism, a little less exposition.

He's a man of few words and less exposition, and "Upstream Color" doesn't come across as satirical even if it edges close to absurdity.

The early versions of the movie that I have tremendous affection for, there was a lot less exposition up front.

"Broadchurch" features less overt exposition about its lead characters and their hometown, and it's more effective for it.

A weaker sense of decisiveness is embodied in the notion of a "grove" of phylogenetic trees ([ 56]; reviewed in a less mathematical exposition in [ 57]). Figure 6 illustrates a taxon coverage pattern that is not decisive for any tree.

Even so, as crowds swarm the mummy-less exhibition of treasures of the predictably famous King Tut at the Discovery Times Square Exposition, Melvin the Mummy has a good story to tell.

What's clear, though, is that it will take a lot of work — it's not a matter of dumbing down the current text, it's a shift in style to a more discursive, less diagram-heavy exposition.

One of the great virtues and pleasures of "Black Panther" is its coherent and intricate world-building it delivers a history of world-building its less like an exposition than like a deliversy.

The second half is by far superior: although the Olivier theatre's drum keeps revolving as dizzily as ever, the characters spend less time delivering exposition and actually show some signs of character.

Later exponents of nonstandard analysis observed that the constant reference to the model theory made the exposition less elementary than it could be; they had the idea of working in a set theory which was inherently "nonstandard".

The tried and true mantra of "show don't tell" encourages filmmakers to form narratives which rely less on explicit exposition and more on minute details.