Sentence examples for categories narrative from inspiring English sources

Murray reminded me that the term "walking simulator" was likely pejorative at first, rooted in a "misconception that there are two different categories, narrative and game, and you're either one or the other".

The jury (of which I was a part) chose not to award any film in the only exclusively Indian category, narrative shorts.

In August, the Paul Robeson Awards for film achievement will be awarded in four categories: long narrative, short narrative, documentary and experimental.

So do the three categories -- narrative films, documentaries and shorts -- for the festival's prizes, the Golden Starfish Awards.

There are four main competitive categories: documentaries; narrative films; short films; and films of conflict and resolution.

Even in the West, however, there is no agreed definition of any of these genres, and some scholars question whether multiplying categories of narrative is helpful at all, as opposed to working with a very general concept such as the traditional tale.

Proposed changes to the current pregnancy subsection would replace the categories with narrative text, allow more detailed clinical management advice, including inadvertent fetal exposure, and provide a summary of risks associated with the drug.

Eligible studies were then summarized and reviewed by the research team, before coding into the specified categories for narrative synthesis.

In these latter categories, a narrative report and synthesis of results rather than statistical meta-analysis is more common, due to the heterogeneity of the included studies.

It attempts to capture the predominant categories of narrative [based on content] that lecturers told in their lectures about basic science.

But he was less aware that he was telling some other categories of narrative: L2: …it's even the things like the opioid overdose without necessarily thinking of it as a story so that's interesting.