Sentence examples for a point of narrative from inspiring English sources

Games have reached a point of narrative maturity where they can make us laugh and cry, where virtual environments are places we can lose ourselves in for hundreds of hours.

The series does have a point of narrative convergence with the film, but that does not reveal itself until Episode 4. And by then, it's all but unnecessary.

It's a masterwork, the vanishing point of narrative cinema; its eighty minutes are a storytelling laboratory that still hasn't exhausted its profundities.

The film is an immersion in several personalities, a turning here and there, from a point of view inside the narrative.

The second reason that this case is likely to be a point of reference in any narrative of death-penalty abolition is the way that it has played out in an Oklahoma state court this month.

As the first phase of Keep it in the ground focused on this challenge and the threat of the fossil fuel industry, we now want to make a point of surfacing a positive narrative.

"It doesn't have much of a point of view about its narrative, serving more as a rote recitation of memorable moments".

Using Hiroshima as a point of departure and a narrative style taken from the BBC's World at War series, we are launched from the end of World War II, through decades of Cold War, until we arrive at present-day Iraq and Afghanistan with the "promised" Obama.

This kind of decision is anathema to TV shows, which thrive on extending a status quo long past the point of narrative incoherence or even the slightest bit of audience interest.

The major point of narrative is Sal and Don's trip to the London Fog Coat Company in Baltimore.

In the July issue, Butler et al. (1) published a "point" narrative of a two-part Point-Counterpoint addressing the safety of glucagon-like peptide 1 (GLP-1) receptor agonists and dipeptidyl peptidase 4 (DPP-4) inhibitors.