Sentence examples for quick exposition from inspiring English sources
He doesn't sound British, either, a flaw he shares with David Rossmer, who plays the neighbor Mr. Smith confides in, allowing the audience to hear a quick exposition of his double life as well.
McNamara 2004b provides a quick informal exposition of the basic framework.
Mr. Akinsiku said the exposition gave readers a quick understanding of the Bible.
"Plutona was a great example, because it opens with four pages of really quick, really simple, but really effective character exposition, while still pushing forward with a lot of story.
He began with a fuller exposition of the Akhmatova story, moved on to his favorite, Aleksandr Herzen, then a quick zig to some contemporary prose writers, a zag to the intricacies of the new Russian politics, and finally a string of anecdotes about Belinsky, Turgenev, Bakunin, and Gogol that came so fast I could not quite register any one of them in full.
Managing neither espionage nor romance convincingly, the director, Kasper Barfoed, leaves Mr. Cusack no outlet for his signature quick-tongued charm, relying on a script (by F. Scott Frazier) that hews almost exclusively to clipped exposition.
For this Piedmont city whose fortunes have long been linked with the bottom line of the carmaker Fiat, the 44-day exposition of the shroud, which ends May 23, means a significant gain to its economy, though Fiorenzo Alfieri, the city's councilor for culture and president of the shroud exposition committee, is quick to emphasize that the "spiritual religious aspect of the event" is the priority.
Savannah Garden Exposition.
