Sentence examples for chief narrative from inspiring English sources

They prompted one of the movie's chief narrative devices — animated sequences that bring to life Noriko's illustrations of characters like "Bullie" and "Cutie".

Alexis Kennedy, chief narrative officer at Failbetter, says: "With Fallen London, the idea was that it was both research and funding project for the StoryNexus tools.

It's curious, then, that the chief narrative about ageing should dwell so much on biomedical ideas of declining bodies requiring clinical solutions, and so little on the ways in which the environment is itself disabling for older people.

The Augustan History is neither contemporary nor reliable, but it is the chief narrative source for Severus and Carus.

Above all else, it is the systematic and laborious narration of this soul-corrosion that serves as DeLillo's chief preoccupation and the primary narrative burden he imposes on his readers.

Play out those choices in the overarching master narrative in your role as narrator-in-chief and in everything you do and say along the way.

Several are still experimenting with the technology, and Stuart Frankel, the chief executive of Narrative Science, wouldn't name them.

Pushing the Islamic State from the border town, they say, was a way to tackle the militants at a higher level by taking direct aim at their chief asset: their narrative of invincibility.

"Story is a much more accessible medium," said Kristian Hammond, chief technology officer of Narrative Science and a professor at Northwestern University.

Other folk songs tell stories; chief among these are narrative ballads and lyrics.

Amir Ali, a young man from "the ancient country of Hindoostan," serves various narrative functions, chief among them his position as a suspect in the case of the "head cannibal," which provides suspenseful drama toward the end of the book.