Sentence examples for sort of exposition from inspiring English sources
Interpretive analysis is also illustrated in the nineteenth century by Bentham's conception of paraphrasis, which he characterized as "that sort of exposition which may be afforded by transmuting into a proposition, having for its subject some real entity, a proposition which has not for its subject any other than a fictitious entity" [Full Quotation].
(1946, 31-3) {§6.7} By the word paraphrasis may be designated that sort of exposition which may be afforded by transmuting into a proposition, having for its subject some real entity, a proposition which has not for its subject any other than a fictitious entity.
Early in its life-cycle Pinterest made a big stink about actively banning porn while Instagram essentially allowed all sorts of exposition as long as it was monetizable and censored.
There's some sort of display exposition happening in Los Angeles right now, where Samsung showed off an 82-inch LED-backlit ultra high-definition LCD.
Flick through the novel on which it's based and you'll find all those incidents, sometimes with emotional exposition you sort of hope has been lost in translation (sample line: "Erika is baked inside the cake pan of eternity").
There's a lack of structure to his comics and they sort of start and stop without exposition or conclusions most of the time.
When you're a new show, you have a lot of exposition to deal with, and I think we've sort of gotten all of that out of the way.
His exposition, full of the sort of excess detail that mathematicians call "hair," is marred by confusions and errors.
One way of avoiding the pitfalls of exposition would have been to set a second series back in England with the characters haunted by guilt a sort of kitchen sink version of Donna Tartt's The Secret History.
He's junked pages of exposition, rewritten lines, refocused characters.
