Sentence examples for a visual narrative of from inspiring English sources

The book is a visual narrative of her father's professional life, the life he lived separately from their shared family experience.

Ann-Marie Carey, a research fellow at the center and her colleague, Keith Adcock, have spent the past two and half years working with the Museum of London to study, 3D scan, and print replicas of a handful of pieces from the Hoard to create a "visual narrative" of how they were constructed.

And CNN does some solid work here as well – smoothly crafting a visual narrative of the journey from videos filmed by surveillance cameras and humanizing it with interviews of citizens along the route who saw what happened at various stops.

Qwiki is still in private alpha, but it essentially assembles a visual narrative for millions of topics by pulling together images and text, which is read out loud by a friendly, female robo-voice.

He has incorporated both fields of study to develop a project that uses photos to give a visual narrative to the stories of his family.

The frieze is a visual narrative which tells the story of the Birth of Athena (and, in other sections, the battle between Athena and Poseidon for spiritual control of the city -- not to offend any followers of Poseidon who may be hurt by the memory of their loss).

Giving subjects a camera; telling stories from multiple points of view; and using hypertext as part of a visual narrative are all challenges to the traditional authorities of the eyewitness.

That footage, along with other surveillance videos from cameras in the Prospect-Lefferts neighborhood, presented a contested visual narrative of the shooting and its aftermath.

Indeed, one of the problems evidently faced by Timothy Schroder, the keeper of the collection, and his assistant, Rachel Layton, is how to display works that do not always form part of a visual narrative.

The desire to offer more of a visual narrative experience worked best in book form, and it can be seen to great advantage in his groundbreaking and highly influential book The Americans (1959; first published in Paris in 1958), controversial for its dark perspective and critical view of humanity.

One of the things a visual narrative can do, perhaps more truly than words, is to replicate the logic of dreams.