Sentence examples for obvious exposition from inspiring English sources

The dialogue is sometimes heavy on obvious exposition.

Tired tropes and obvious exposition were creative sins to be ridiculed.

And like so many broadcast network dramas of late, the drama hits the viewer over the head with obvious exposition ("What you do is, you see the worst in yourself and apply that to everyone else!"), which might be tolerable if the other elements of the show were working more consistently.

If the books sacrifice literary style for plot, this adaptation goes further – no national stereotype is too obvious, no story exposition too unsubtle.

This being a broadcast network summer filler series, however, the humor is broader, the writing not quite as sharp and the chunks of exposition more obvious.

The scenes between these men, whose work duties don't seem terribly strenuous, have a loose, discursive rhythm that may at first frustrate audiences conditioned to expect succinct exposition and obvious emotional payoffs.

The exposition is sometimes obvious and contrived, and Matt is not a wildly fascinating fellow, but there is much to like here.

Although the tower is the park's most widely visible structure — and its most obvious artifact from the 1915 Panama-California Exposition — its interior was closed to the public in the 1930s for reasons that are no longer clear.

In the following, we shall make the obvious identification ((mathbf{R}^{n})^{k}=mathbf{R}^{nk}) whenever it is convenient for simpler exposition.

All fairly reasonable and standard – exposition, followed by a generic teacher's diss and an obvious observation that Thuram, already speaking from ignorance, was making absurd connections.

The actual emotional peak of the film — the "Ben-Hur" parody of the space-chariot race, which Lucas realized with obvious verve and delight — occurred early on, while the huge quantities of exposition and lengthy establishment of the conflicts underlying the episode and the series turned the film into a slog.