exposition
نمائش
definition
noun
the exposition and defense of his ethics
a comprehensive description and explanation of an idea or theory.
Similar to the inaugural event in Beijing two years ago, the exposition in Shanghai also featured a wide range of exhibitions on world soccer.
a large public exhibition of art or trade goods.
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The film was all introduction, 'exposition' , and meaningless fights.
And while 'exposition' may be the enemy of the lyric, in the prose-poem it replenishes, frames up, fills out a world the verse lyric is too often the fragment of.
Similar to the inaugural event in Beijing two years ago, the 'exposition' in Shanghai also featured a wide range of exhibitions on world soccer.
A later scene provides a more serious and extended 'exposition' of a similar situation, and develops in more depth its implications.
His measured, lyrical 'exposition' of the movement's second theme seemed to touch the very soul of the music.
Photographs were widely used at the 'exposition' , where the public's thirst for vicarious pleasure seemed insatiable.
The International Technical Fair is the largest 'exposition' held in Bulgaria.
Thus to start his elegant quiet suite of dedicated poems, he leads with a ‘Note’ of rather outre 'exposition' that is really a prose-poem.
As a reward for reading through the extensive 'exposition' , the conflict fleshes out dynamically in chapter three, so hurry up and read it!
The 'exposition' contains a first theme in two parts, transition, two secondary themes, and a 19-bar closing section.
Pearls and pearl products will be on display at the 'exposition' , which will be open to public though it specifically targets pearl dealers and jewellery houses.
The majority of each episode, then, is focused squarely on the human drama at hand, with a very methodical and patient 'exposition' of the conflicts that arise.
If you're going to have a sermon at all, it must be a sermon that invites people into an experience, a relationship, and not simply into an 'exposition' or an explanation.
Wood provides a systematic 'exposition' of the idea of biodiversity.
The way in which Antiochus appeals to human nature and its development in the 'exposition' and defense of his ethics is modeled closely on Stoic theory, however.
This is not a matter of giving a semi-popular 'exposition' of the latest theories.
The idea of a philosophical 'exposition' of the human passions was by no means new.
Hummel's paring down of Mozart's work lays bare the 'exposition' and development of themes with absolute clarity.
The way in which the protagonist lovingly pets her samosas tells you more about her social aspirations than any number of pages of clunky 'exposition' could.
The 'exposition' of this symphony, for example, is usually taken as singing pure and simple.
The best story that Hannah has written is the first story in this book, a story that is impossible to do justice to, even at the level of narrative 'exposition' .
Narrative is about uses of time, and is measured through extension and contraction, 'exposition' and suggestion.
Horticultural Hall was the largest structure built for the 'exposition' , which heightened public awareness about landscaping open urban spaces.
The novel begins with a full chapter of 'exposition' without the introduction of any of the main characters.
Thus a sonata 'exposition' , which in Mozart or Beethoven may often have two contrasting themes, is said to have a ‘first subject’ and a ‘second subject’.
the country squires dreaded the 'exposition' of their rustic conversation
The 'exposition' Precious Stones contains about 1,500 exhibits.
Everyone is caught on the run, without 'exposition' or character background - as if we were dropped into this tumultuous world like the proverbial fly on the wall.
This is an extremely well written and sympathetic essay, which rarely strays beyond an 'exposition' of Guattari's ideas and their evolution.
Most filmmakers give you scads of 'exposition' to introduce you to characters and narrative.
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