Sentence examples for the exposition out from inspiring English sources

Presumably, this solves a dramaturgical problem, by keeping the exposition out of the dialogue.

The historian photographer Gilberto Ferrez describes the quality and importance of Henschel as follows: Henschel participated in many exhibitions of photographs, standing out in the exposition of the Imperial Academy of Fine Arts in 1872 and 1875, for which he received the Gold Medal in the first edition.

Following the exposition of Pissarides (2000), surplus calculations are carried out on a per-worker basis.

Thus ends the exposition of economic warfare.

In the opening chapters of "The Eyre Affair," Mr. Fforde struggles to put all these elements into play, while clumsily laying out the exposition to his story.

The exposition's buildings turned out to be mostly neo-classical pastiche, but the fair did bequeath a sense of cultural pride and, more tangibly, the makings of a new home for the Art Institute.

It was like watching 'Biography.' " So the order came down: Take out all the exposition.

President Ryan of the Board of Education announced that if the Birth Control League remained in the exposition, the public schools would stay out, and the birth-controllers were forthwith shown the door.

So these episodes in a fugue are sort of mini development sections, so visualize if you will — we've started out here with the exposition, in which all voices present the subject.

Figure 1 summarises the whole cyclic framework; the exposition that follows fleshes out the three stages contained within the two distinct parts to the framework outlined in the Figure.

Having this in mind, the text to follow is not a complete summary of suggested and published score function variants, or the most theoretical exposition out there.