Sentence examples for some of the exposition from inspiring English sources

Some of the exposition is awkward (the characters seem constantly to be asking each other what year it is), but "Airswimming," nicely directed by John Keating, is poignant, intelligent and at times wickedly funny.

Nikita's noble father, Akim (Steve Brady), seems more like a collection of tics than a real character, and some of the exposition will remind audiences that the playwright was better known as a novelist.

Lights were a large part of the exposition.

However, the renal effects resulting of the exposition of these drugs were not investigated.

The initiating event is at the end of the exposition.

Proofs of these facts, and of other properties of (mathfrak{G }), can be found in [66], [93, Chapter VIII], or [118, Section 1.6], to quote some of the existing expositions only; see also our Section 5.

In those early episodes, some of the plotting and exposition is as clunky as Carrie's incredibly noisy laptop keyboard.

Some of the devices for exposition seem a little hokey now (John Ireland's writing letters in his head aloud, the music's heavily narrative lyrics), but the film's overcome those problems.

Some of the stuff at the exposition was so incredible it was incredible.

The exposition is some of the laziest ever committed to film one scene starts with a character saying, "Roy has been my best friend for years and tonight we're celebrating his going-away party".

It has blazing torches, flames leaping from the ground, dancers in golden masks and – in an exalting move – a counter-tenor who sings some of the more boring bits of exposition.