Sentence examples for no formal exposition from inspiring English sources

There's no formal exposition.

There is no formal exposition in the film.

Though there's no formal exposition, the girls take on individual identities.

There's no formal exposition and virtually no dialogue: Samson's speaks only once, stammering his own name, his mind confused by inhaling petrol fumes.

There's no sign of a father and as in Red Road there's no formal exposition: we are left to make inferences about the characters from their actions and occasional statements.

In place of formal exposition of the problem of writing religious history, he composed fictitious correspondence with imagined academic readers of draft chapters.

In the 1920s the Surrealist poets André Breton, Paul Éluard, Robert Desnos, Louis Aragon, and Philippe Soupault tried writing in a hypnotic or trancelike state, recording their train of mental associations without censorship or attempts at formal exposition.

No money, no formal education.

Saudi Arabia has no formal criminal code.

Newcomb had little or no formal education.

For a formal exposition of the semantics of TA and NTA, see, e.g., [32].