Sentence examples for concrete narrative from inspiring English sources

While there aren't any concrete narrative links between Ico and Colossus, both seem to take place in the same world: a version of feudal Japan with terrible, elemental beings and supernatural forces.

But I think it is true that the appearance of the boy in the woods and Billy's subsequent visit to the cabin — all of it, after a certain point — can become his dream: a concrete, narrative dream, related to despair, psychosis, and delivery.

A fascinated public watched all this with avid interest, and Fox thinks the scandal had large significance as giving "concrete narrative shape to a widely suspected upheaval in middle-class life" and exposing "fissures that many observers considered a threat to the bedrock of bourgeois marriage".

The video was directed by Michael Tan using 3D models and TiltBrush VR. "The video, whilst containing no concrete narrative which FaltyDL and I both tried to avoid, definitely suggests environmental issues and our "throw away" nature," Tan said about the themes in "Whisper Diving".

They can share the real, concrete narratives of those who struggle long days but cannot get ahead without help.

They can share the real, concrete narratives of the teachers, doctors, ministers, and other social pillars we only have because we lent them hands in times of need.

They can share the real, concrete narratives of the mighty who have fallen and have needed aid -- they can remind us all that misfortune is indiscriminate.

In this sense, the fictional narrative unwittingly served to link a story of 'some other man' to the very personal, broader and concrete narratives of distress and emotional experiences of participants.

Like Giselle Zatonyl's offering, Alien Ship, which invites the viewer into a futuristic 3D fantasy, the show's various virtual pieces explore the idea of futuristic fictional worlds is more about immersive and sense-stimulating world and space-building than concrete science fictional narratives.

The pioneer novelist understood the importance of attaching memorably concrete images to his narrative and its characters.

This is one of many fertile areas to which our advocacy should now turn, if we are to convert a more progressive but still quite detached development narrative into concrete policy change and actual progress.