Sentence examples for over exposition from inspiring English sources
A troubled marriage swerves toward catastrophe in "Daylight," an unusually delicate psychological thriller that favors suggestion over exposition.
He favoured dialogue over exposition, re-drafted from the third person to the first, and stripped away sentimentality, giving the novel an even greater emotional weight.
She'd argue over exposition.
Strong aeration levels enhanced the distribution of juveniles in the aquaria and diminished both their over-exposition to water surface and the resulting appearance of hyperinflation problems.
While the movie is loud, dark, and violent, the character beats and dialogue sometimes resemble the simplicity and over-exposition found in afternoon cartoons.
The inhibition of androgen synthesis together with the downregulation of AR and downregulation of steroid hormone receptor activity ontology, discussed above, may protect the implanting embryos from over-exposition to androgenic activity.
63 Increased plasmatic levels of PDGF were also hypothesized to be a compensatory mechanism to a decreased number of PDGF B receptors on vascular SMCs of MMD patients, and that over-exposition to this cytokine would lead to intimal thickening in MMD.
In many karyotypes, whole arm sites should represent a technical artifact generated by over-exposition of the signal during image acquirement whereas in other karyotypes they seem to correspond to the whole visible chromatin of the short arm, as in species of Nothoscordum and Ipheion[ 34].
FYF becomes practically its own city when it takes over Exposition Park each summer.
Thomas of York, for instance, takes over Averroes' exposition of the four principal views on the issue (Comm. magnum De caelo I.102; Dales 1990, 81).
The book describes a hastily convened meeting with the filmmaker in which Disney president Nina Jacobson highlighted numerous plot holes, attacked the lack of humour in supposedly funny scenes, and criticised the story's over-long exposition, among other things.
