Sentence examples for through exposition from inspiring English sources

For one, almost the entire story is being told through exposition; Guterson is rushing through time, barely stopping to illuminate specific moments.

He works not through exposition but through heartbreaking moments of fear and doubt, through actions that career into the immediately self-contradictory from one line to the next, through the juxtaposition of the appalling and the beautiful in image and utterance.

(Part of what makes Levenson's script so good, at least for the first half of the show, is that he doesn't explain where Evan's father is, or give us much of Heidi's background. Jettisoning the backstory allows the actors to convey as much of it as they can through behavior, rather than through exposition).

The means to achieve this were "virtual," the actors being "plugged" together through exposition of available load information (kWh, gigawatt) in the cloud.

In the aftermath, he learns important lessons through exposition and discussions with head teacher and mentor Albus Dumbledore.

But the film still feels rushed toward the end as the characters' intertwined backstories are revealed through exposition and distorted flashbacks.

Still more, the succession of jalousies Iglesias has made, dating back to the mid-1990s in Madrid, reveal her own way of watching the world at once protectively and expressively, she said, while leading a group of visitors through her current exposition (through July 31) at Grenoble's Museum of Art: "I'm Basque, I'm Spanish, I'm a woman, I'm in a foreign place where I was not born.

Friedkin's direction pads lazily through the exposition and only really comes alive in the chase sequences, which are what he's best at.

On one day, Ms. Echevarría swept through the exposition hall dressed in a royal purple suit with an amethyst-studded cross around her neck.

"I believe that through her exposition of sins of the past and of the moment, that the church is a better place for children and a place which has learned many lessons".

At the moment, because the golf metaphor is poorly integrated, and so much needs to be winnowed out of the humorous set pieces, it's hard to see the play through the exposition.