Sentence examples for long exposition from inspiring English sources
The decree for union with the Armenians contains a long exposition of sacramental theology.
Mr Brown tried to recover with a long exposition on inheritance tax.
Most of the other novels, however, suffer from overly long exposition and description, excessive detail, and mannered, artificial language.
Mr. Nel, showing the piece's susceptibility to different conceptions, brought a nervous energy to the start and skipped the repeat of the long exposition but eventually settled into a comfortable flow.
The long exposition — with its voice-over narration, interior monologues, and copious flashes back and forth throughout the late twentieth century — sets up delightfully bewildering riddles of shifting identities and multiple worlds.
Mr Kurlansky makes a brave attempt to justify his title witness a long exposition on the abortive Biafran independence struggle, and some passing references to the Cultural Revolution in China but the fact is it smacks more of smart marketing than historical precision.Yet we should not carp.
Humidity can be considered another major factor as long expositions to humid environment cause the encapsulate delamination and is known to affect the transmittance property of laminating surface.
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By the time the six-month-long exposition opens next May, Shanghai will have two new airport terminals, a subway system that is nearly as large as New York's and a $700 million promenade in its historic riverfront district.
The book describes a hastily convened meeting with the filmmaker in which Disney president Nina Jacobson highlighted numerous plot holes, attacked the lack of humour in supposedly funny scenes, and criticised the story's over-long exposition, among other things.
During the long orchestral exposition, transparency and purpose were in every phrase.
