Sentence examples for some expositions from inspiring English sources

And the museum could have been more imaginative in some expositions, the way Deborah Cramer so often is in her inspiring companion volume to the hall, "Smithsonian Ocean: Our Water, Our World".

Some expositions of Bayesian inference prefer to express the revised opinion as a new probability function $P'( \cdot )$, which is then equated to the old $P( \cdot \mid s)$.

Before we get to the plot, though, some exposition.

After a bit of banter and some exposition, the violence begins.

The doctor gets a letter about some exposition that's happening in a minute and goes to get his hat.

Mr. Wilson also repeats some exposition to excess in Act I (even as he scants the story of Joe Turner), and he never justifies two cute scenes featuring children.

The narrative structure of Stephen Sondheim and George Furth's "Merrily We Roll Along" was rethought and altered after its original Broadway run, as were the massive sets for Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Sunset Boulevard" and some exposition in "Les Misérables".

Similarly, Guy Ritchie weaves a nail-biting game of chess into the climax of Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows, an on-the-nose metaphor for the action taking place, although Moriarty does offer some exposition for any audience members still confused by the moves: "May I remind you this is blitz chess – a single miscalculation will cost you the game".

But let's hang in there, see past the plot holes and pray for less time in Louisiana next week (or at least some exposition of the link between the London and Louisiana cases) and more time for Maya and Nick's almighty stand-off.

For abstract elliptic equations in general (L_{p}) spaces and some exposition on practical applications of inverse problems we refer to [20, 21] and the references therein.

Later on in the episode, Nalluri wanted to include some exposition shots, which shows Khaldun's actions while he narrates them to MI5.