Sentence examples for way of exposition from inspiring English sources

Offering almost nothing in the way of exposition, the Sri Lankan filmmaker Vimukthi Jayasundara drops a man from the sky and trusts we will follow him.

Another way of exposition may be via contact with bat urine or fecal material.

Her uncanny way of incorporating exposition, with nary a stumble in her pell-mell narrative momentum, immerses us in the lore of Iranian history and culture.

We're acquainted with Litchfield at this point -- its politics, its tribes, its hazards -- so there's little needed in the way of overall exposition.

Ms. Baker may just have the subtlest way with exposition of anyone writing for the theater today.

Linked stories aren't the ideal way to deliver the amount of exposition that historical fiction requires.

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.

From the first book, Martin went above and beyond with the depiction of Stacey's diabetes, dedicating books to doctors who presumably advised along the way and devoting large swaths of exposition to her illness.

Battlefield 1 captures intense moments of spectacle and quieter moments of exposition in a way that doesn't feel elongated or drawn out.

The dystopian minds over at New Scientist recently posited the question: "What if phones, but with moveable digits???" via this video of a cursed invention called a "MobiLimb", and it is so utterly terrifying in every possible way that I wrote two paragraphs of exposition about how it's the first thing you see when you enter hell, because how could it not be?

A little of this kind of exposition goes a long way, but there are supersized amounts of it in "Creepiness," and the effect can be, well, creepy.