Sentence examples for merely exposition from inspiring English sources

Peacey counters provocatively, "And who isn't?" The moral maze gets even more complex when Mr. Voysey's best friend, George Booth Peter Maloneyy), and the family clergyman, Reverend Colpus (Geddeth Smith), join forces — in a sort of class action, which Mamet dramatizes from what was merely exposition in the original — to strike what they conceive of as a Christian deal.

But this narrator does for Allen what narrators once did for Truffaut — he allows him to skip merely functional exposition and jump from highlight to highlight.

But this narrator does for Allen what narrators once did for Truffaut he allows him to skip merely functional exposition and jump from highlight to highlight.

Most mathematicians would agree that, by contrast, if a proof's implicit steps can be made explicit by an expert, then the gap is merely one of exposition, and the proof should be considered complete and correct.

Here we find not merely a sympathetic exposition of Avicennan logic as Avicenna would have wanted it to be understood, but a reasoned attack on the thinking behind alternative proposals.

That leaves the movement, and the haunting music by Ms. Pite's longtime collaborator, Owen Belton, to convey the inchoate feelings and emotions that the exposition can merely suggest.

Yet the first and second arguments of the Exposition are not merely opportunities to contend with empiricist views like those of Locke; nor are the third and fourth arguments merely aimed at challenging rationalist views like those of Leibniz.

Enjoyable enough, but too much exposition.

No exposition, just intrigue. Lachlan Kanoniuk.

A sketch of this kind must accept, not merely as convenient for purposes of exposition but as historically true, the common statement that aesthetics is a modern science.

He makes exposition lyrical, and doesn't merely look back in anger.