exposition

All this shows the real problem when telling the story of geniuses: exposition.

In the hands of a lessor actor, she might have even seemed like an exposition machine.

Recently, ProPublica wrote a deep and haunting exposition on the re-segregation of schools in the South, including Tuscaloosa.

The New American Commentary: An Exegetical and Theological Exposition of Holy Scripture, Volume 1A, Genesis 1-11:26.

Those bored by exposition who like action and dialogue written in the present tense will eat these up.

"Chanson," exhibited at the Paris Exposition, 1900, displays something of the same quality.

To guide his mind into the channel of the printed exposition, he calls into play the Directory power of the attention.

Martin Falleix obtained a brevet for invention and a gold medal at the Exposition of 1824.

Following description, in order of difficulty, come exposition and argument.

The expression of such thoughts would be exposition, although it might contain a number of stories and descriptions.