Sentence examples for more exposition from inspiring English sources

For example, the story uses much more exposition than I would have used a decade ago.

"They wanted the book shortening and sharpening," writes Macpherson, "less narration and more exposition.

But there are traitors, both human and metallic, which makes things complicated in the sense that more exposition is required, and plot twists need to be handled with screaming instances of narrative torque.

Just before we leave them, a random doctor in a plague mask accosts Elizabeth in the street to hurl yet more exposition at her and drag her off to a hiding place with her children.

The public that had loved City Lights came back to enjoy The Gold Rush in its full version – slightly more exposition at the beginning and far more explicit in the development of the character of Georgia.

Cersei and Jaime have a chat over the new floor map, involving more exposition than any relationship could or should handle, and the resulting dialogue isn't exactly Edward Albee.

While the episode is more exposition-heavy than previous episodes, its viewership increased slightly over the third episode, and it was well received by critics.

I explained everything that had happened to me and they responded that none of this would have occurred if I hadn't been provocative in the 2009 Biennial and they weren't going to forget about and I wouldn't have any more expositions in Cuban institutions.

The persistent fierceness of the debate was evident in 1995, when the Smithsonian Institution's National Air and Space Museum in Washington pulled back from exhibiting the Enola Gay in conjunction with a World War II exhibition; the plans were scrapped in favor of a more neutral exposition.

The gaffe costs more than exposition gains.

But his middle-to-low register in more relaxed exposition often had an unattractive raspy edge.