Sentence examples for become narrative from inspiring English sources
Christopher Akerlind's precise and spooky lighting is full of dramatic shadows and vanishing and reappearing spotlights that become narrative tools, cues and even props for Ms. Lauren, and the soundscape, created by Darron L West (mostly piano music that begins in Satie-like simplicity and gathers dissonance), is gorgeously effective in suggesting the turbulence of Woolf's emotional weather.
This tourism experience has to be easily accessible since it embeds a cultural project: passing slowly and continuously between different landscapes allows them to become narrative and representative places in movement.
A combination of digital screen prints, chemical dyes, beadwork, and Swarovski crystals become narrative textile collages in the work of UK artist Henry Hussey.
"These rectangles of space become narratives of the tug of war between individual and collective ideas.
Sometimes they fail to take into account a woman's unique perspective and instead become narratives about male feelings, reactions, and growth.
The problem with that for me is that especially for women these narratives become the narratives of the star.
The narrative unfolded by Koff — arrow straight with bushy eyebrows and a gray ponytail — had become the narrative of the project.
But by Sunday's episode her intolerance had become her narrative.
Phrases are so polished that they become inert; narrative dissolves into immaculate moments.
Over time, my work had become increasingly narrative.
