Sentence examples for problem exposition from inspiring English sources

Write thesis statement with the problem exposition in it.

All opening sci-fi shows face the problem of excess exposition.

We refer the reader to [23] for the history of the problem and an exposition of the available results.

And with its documentary-style storytelling – police officers speak straight to camera and there's an ever-so-helpful narrator to fill in other story blanks – Crime Stories makes a virtue of its economy, and short-circuits what might otherwise be pesky exposition problems.

Its technical features include fault tolerance techniques and triple redundancy in data processing to prevent problems caused by exposition of integrated circuits to space radiation.

Presumably, this solves a dramaturgical problem, by keeping the exposition out of the dialogue.

(Not that she would have considered something as simple as a bit of exposition a problem; that's our aesthetic-ethical hangup, not hers).

"The sovereign remedy for ills in a democracy is exploration and exposition of a problem," he writes.

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

The Greens should not be jostling for position in a race to have the most radical-sounding exposition of every problem, but occupy instead the available niche for a progressive party, focused on the environment and trading in imaginative, pragmatic solutions.

To proceed with the exposition of our problem, we need some further notation.