Sentence examples for a bad narrative from inspiring English sources

And yet, this is particularly bad because it creates a bad narrative around two-factor authentication.

Has every single Lars von Trier film with its dance with cruelty ( The House That Jack Built) and beauty ( Melancholia) not been a bad narrative excuse for the man to visualize his sick fantasies?

Has every single Lars von Trier film with its dance with cruelty (The House That Jack Built) and beauty ( Melancholia) not been a bad narrative excuse for the man to visualize his sick fantasies?

But even among those not getting paid to express their opinions, television commentary has taken on aspects of a blood sport; show runners and actors are increasingly called out for what is perceived as a weak episode or a bad narrative decision in a way that must feel very familiar to Kobe and LeBron.

It's too bad narrative isn't a sense; the attempt to deal with each of the senses here is so schematic that the movie drifts just like those shadows.

When women expressed anti-supplement views they tended to locate these opinions within a theme of suspicion or cynicism about the necessity of supplements and sometimes with overtones of the 'natural as good, unnatural as bad' narrative, e.g.: "I'm not really a fan of vitamins.

This is not boring in the way bad narrative is boring; it is boring in the way life is boring, and somehow, almost perversely, that is a surprising thing to see on the page.

Didacticism has a bad reputation in narrative art: we often think of the storyteller's job as avoiding political or moral instruction in the service of evoking the complex humanity of every individual life.

It seems they believe every modern narrative requires a bad guy.

His 2014 record, My Comedy Album, includes a narrative about a bad ecstasy trip (and a subsequent series of bad decisions) undertaken at the Bonnaroo music festival.

If a song tells a story, then the singer becomes the character within the narrative -- a bad boy, broken-hearted gal, vengeful spouse or sympathetic onlooker.