Sentence examples for Open narrative from inspiring English sources

There's nobody in the film who performs with the freedom or the originality that Gerwig herself offers as an actor — in part, because Gerwig doesn't give her actors an open narrative framework or production environment akin to the ones that have given rise to her own most original performances (including "Nights and Weekends," from 2008, which she co-directed).

A prototype can be handed off in a close, open, narrative, or interactive format.

With storied precision, an open narrative takes charge: a sophisticated walrus in a red blazer dotes over a woman amidst a congregation of exotic birds and mammals representing far-flung geographical habitats (arctic, jungle, etc).

It was always these many unanswered and endless open narrative questions, misdirections and the potential for surprise twists ("Luke, I am your father") that made Star Wars extra special and filled our daydreams with plenty of great raw material.

High challenge, appealing aesthetics, an open narrative, and a singularly impressive soundtrack by Hot Water Music's Chuck Ragan—"he's a long-time friend of our art director, Scott Sinclair," Forrest says, explaining how that connection came about all suggest that The Flame and the Flood will be an indie hit of 2016.

High challenge, appealing aesthetics, an open narrative and a singularly impressive soundtrack by Hot Water Music's Chuck Ragan – "he's a long-time friend of our art director, Scott Sinclair," Forrest says, explaining how that connection came about – all suggest that The Flame and the Flood will be an indie hit of 2016.

31 This sentiment was also reflected in several open narratives that expressed a desire for recognition of fault.

In addition, a significant number of open narratives (34/450) expressed a desperate need for answers that never came.

Our results begin with the quantitative findings followed by descriptions of the major themes identified in our qualitative analysis of open narratives.

It contains both open narratives related to death and close-ended leading questions to elicit symptoms and signs of illness or conditions leading to death.

The standard VA contains both open narratives related to death and leading questions to elicit symptoms and signs of illness or conditions of the deceased.