Sentence examples for that exposition from inspiring English sources

He knows nothing and he needs everything explained to him right away, so that exposition becomes this incredible, story-killing burden.

And for a project that, according to its Web site, has been in development since at least 1994, that exposition is surprisingly clunky.

" 'I came back when they opened up the Lower Nine, hoping to find out what's up with Dad.' I agree that exposition here is more of a problem than a solution.

There were moments in Das Rheingold where I found all that exposition a bit wearing, but the performance at last night's Proms was of such earth-shattering excellence that it hardly mattered.

(David Neumann is the choreographer.) When they sing of the savage glories of their god, or simply expound all that exposition that choruses are so useful for, they do so in close sororal harmony.

This story has been told in detail elsewhere, and I need not repeat that exposition here.

Tradeshow Week is forecasting that expositions and trade shows in the United States and Canada will draw about 65 million attendees and 1.6 million exhibiting companies this year.

Expositions which are the most common micro-genre in the university entrance examinations may be a very significant micro-genre to be able to write as Martin (1980 19855) claims that expositions are highly regarded in university writing.

It was concluded that expositions to extremely low temperatures use in cryostimulation improve the antioxidant capacity of organism.

Not that conventional exposition is required.

Their purpose is to discuss and resolve the conflicts of tonality and theme that the exposition has raised.