Sentence examples for charged narrative from inspiring English sources

The highly charged narrative offsets the sterility of Miss Saito's immaculate home and empty existence.

Cleave, a columnist for the Guardian, tells a politicized tale of a post-colonial, globalized world, by way of just the sort of emotionally charged narrative that Oprah prefers.

Since last year when Zimmerman allegedly killed Trayvon Martin in self-defense, the mainstream media joined by so called black activists injected a racially charged narrative into the case.

An installation plan that emphasizes thematic content rather than chronology brings attention directly to the meatiest, most absorbing pieces: clever drawings that alter familiar images, like film stills, to convey a completely revised, socially charged narrative.

"Bembo's Zoo" owes an inspirational debt to "The Scarecrow," a 1925 children's book for adults by the avant-garde modernist designer-typographers Kurt Schwitters and Theo van Doesburg and the author Kate Steinitz, in which animated letterforms, used like stick figures, are both the characters and the props within a politically charged narrative.

32, No. 5), the first of five preludes that Mr. Tao rearranged into an emotionally charged narrative arc, employed a similar device, with the left hand creating a musical conveyor belt that transported an array of beautiful figures.

Ms. Mesa-Pelly is one of several young artists creating cryptic, psychologically charged narratives for the camera.

But as a catchall for the sorts of brief, often emotionally charged narratives that used to proliferate on personal blogs, the wordy caption is clearly gaining traction.

Short, emotionally charged narratives — story fragments, of a certain kind — can travel through a population faster than any virus and alter behavior on a dime, they say.

Ms. Mesa-Pelly, 32, is one of several young artists (Anna Gaskell, Justine Kurland and Jenny Gage are others) creating cryptic, psychologically charged narratives for the camera.

It was the last movie directed by the young Kubrick — the ace filmmaker who put emotions right on the surface and moved quickly through charged narratives.