Sentence examples for combination of narrative from inspiring English sources

In fact, Mr. Martin's script takes its distinctive tone from its combination of narrative literature and sketch comedy.

Weir's combination of narrative, folklore, theatre and music is the main theme of the BBC Symphony Orchestra's Composer Weekend at the Barbican from January 18 to 20.

Steve Martin's adaptation of Carl Sternheim's 1910 farcical send-up of the German bourgeoisie takes its distinctive tone from its combination of narrative literature and sketch comedy.

Steve Martin's adaptation of Carl Sternheim's 1910 farcical sendup of the German bourgeoisie takes its distinctive tone from its combination of narrative literature and sketch comedy.

Yet it was less in such details as in its striking overview that the integrity of Bostridge's interpretation registered, floodlit by his combination of narrative mastery with apparent spontaneity.

Driven by a combination of narrative economy and emotional expansiveness, Valérie Massadian's "Nana" is as difficult to pin down as the inner life of the tiny human at its center.

This combination of narratives resulted in a truly outstanding instance of lost-in-translation weirdness.

As these many examples - including Stephen's story - show, the combination of personal narrative and social media campaigning is a powerful one.

To do that, Mr. Felker came up with a distinctive format: a combination of long narrative articles and short, witty ones on consumer services.

With its combination of giddy narrative finesse and a delight in regional idiosyncrasies, Soderbergh's new heist film may be his most Coen-esque.

The combination of dramatic narrative, stagecraft and music, and especially the range and vulnerability of the human voice, make opera the art form that comes closest to expressing pure emotion.