Sentence examples for time on exposition from inspiring English sources

Perry doesn't waste any time on exposition.

I assume that film-makers are spending more time on exposition and character development because of their current competition: the long-form TV series.

Paul Mavis of DVD Talk said "'The Clash of Triton' spends way too much time on exposition, setting up the short's premise, while skimping on what should have been a priority: the jokes".

The final effect of ELF in the number of flowering plants was dependent on voltage and time of exposition of tissues as well as on the electric field polarity [ 6].

The story, rendered in an open-ended, sometimes confusing fashion, with little time wasted on exposition, is of a few days in the life of Moshe (Moshe Ivgi), a man whose main activity seems to be the cultivation of anxiety and neurosis.

The morphology of the ERPs was modulated by the time of exposition.

"First Move," the opening episode, thrusts viewers into the midst of an air battle, and very little time is spent on exposition.

A: I'll say this about World War Z, it wastes very little time on setup or exposition.

Heavy on exposition and thin on character, the play is portentous in a way that seems very much of our time.

I met him on The Sermon On Exposition Boulevard recording.

Special agent Crawford spends approximately 98% of his time on screen frowning frowns of rue and shame, with deep lines of exposition.