Sentence examples for pithy exposition from inspiring English sources

These parts of the book teem with arresting aphorisms – "A writer is loved by strangers and hated by his family" – and pithy exposition of character.

Her description is a pithy exposition of how to regard someone with dementia – seeing the individual first, not just the condition, recognising what she can do, not what she can't, and helping when necessary.

Benson's settings are effective, but he replaces Fleming's pithy two-sentence backstories with pages of exposition that slow down the action.

So pithy.

Enough exposition.

Savannah Garden Exposition.

Hmmm, exposition.

Texts are pithy.

It was all exposition".

Safety Council's Exposition.

POTUS thinks pithy means "dirty".