Sentence examples for without exposition from inspiring English sources

The events in the film -- tiny comic moments, episodes of furious feeling and a climactic act of senseless brutality -- unfold without exposition or explanation.

To say, for instance, that someone is a Manolo Blahnik woman -- "Manolo" now an expression in such wide use it appears on op-ed pages without exposition -- is to suggest very efficiently that she is between 28 and 45, with a post-feminist orientation and an Austenesque appetite for marrying well.

There's a lack of structure to his comics and they sort of start and stop without exposition or conclusions most of the time.

Yet without reams of exposition, without slogans and lectures, it offers a vivid portrait of postcolonial Africa from the point of view of an unremarkable man made less so by extraordinary circumstances.

I was amazed to hear how Sutherland's music articulated the subtext of my poems — without any exposition.

Obviously, any poem repays study, but if it is only to be heard once and without detailed exposition, then a poem should be understandable at first hearing.

The story, set in Kashmir, began breathily, without much exposition, the characters' haughty Englishness a welcome diversion, like sipping a cup of strong, sweet tea.

Without much exposition, Yanal seizes upon the notion that suspense requires uncertainty.

The slang without slangish exposition works.

Another important observation is the fact that MN frequencies tend to be higher in systemic AD when compared to local affections; in fact RA and SSc had the highest MN frequencies even without the exposition to treatments.

Traumatic dental injuries were classified as follows [ 12]: (i) enamel crack, (ii) enamel fracture, (iii) enamel-dentin fracture without pulp exposition, (iv) enamel-dentin fracture with pulp exposition, (v) vertical crown-root fracture, (vi) root fracture, (vii) concussion, (viii) subluxation, (ix) lateral luxation, (x) intrusion and (xi) avulsion.