Sentence examples for narrative exposition from inspiring English sources

She also ruthlessly purges her movies of the kind of psychological expression and narrative exposition that most filmmakers depend on.

It is a masterclass in narrative exposition, and the moments explaining their childlessness will bring a lump to your throat.

And he got the thing so that it was on springs where, as before, it felt like narrative exposition.

"At the same time, the give-and-take between visual description and narrative exposition in the songs is also manifest in his paintings".

The academic authorities do too, having served the dual functions of providing narrative exposition and demonstrating the high-minded uselessness of official liberal discourse.

And, in more than six hundred and fifty pages of action, dialogue, and narrative exposition, none of the characters (including numerous armed-and-dangerous bad guys) ever take the Lord's name in vain.

Their work is also judged by superiors, who are more interested in numbers of arrests than in narrative expositions, the latter being difficult to pass up the chain of command and virtually impossible to use in budget fights at City Hall.

Martin and Rothery (1981) present seven micro-genres that are typical of primary and secondary school writing in Australia: observations/comments, recounts, reports, narratives, expositions, thematic narratives, and literacy criticisms.

Since there is no narrative or exposition, it is up to the reader to deduce the action.

But writers of narrative and exposition, as well as those who present fiction in the third person, choose to use the language in the voice of the writer and not of a character.

Like many other experimental films, it presents its argument not so much through narrative or exposition but through form.