Sentence examples for confusing narrative from inspiring English sources
Shooting in digital, Mr. Ruiz makes his way fluidly through this unusual bildungsroman, which in less able hands could easily have transformed into a confusing narrative thicket.
The pacing is expertly judged, and the potentially confusing narrative threads, involving multiple actors in scattered locations, are tied together neatly.
It looks like a young choreographer's work, sprawling through a long confusing narrative about the creation of the world and the gods who accomplished it.
Ask people in property what caused the crisis and the answer will invariably be the amount of liquidity in the system.As it is, the sheer quantity of material already in the report makes it a useful reference resource but a confusing narrative.
The strange thing is, it doesn't seem so long ago that I was reading equally alarming articles about the rising rates of anorexia in teenage girls; which might suggest that something more complicated is happening here; a more confusing narrative that straightforward statistics reveal.
At times it's nearly impenetrable with its highly stylized animation and confusing narrative progression.
"The confusing narratives allow those involved to maintain their willful blindness and get away with failing to protect the public properly," she says.
The scholar James Buhler argues that such a system was an inevitable development, given the novelty of long-form visual stories: "Musical accompaniment became an obvious red thread of orientation within the confusing field of narrative integration".
(Scott) 'RENDITION' (R, 120 minutes) This complex melodrama about torture and terrorism is full of big ideas and good intentions, but these are undermined by a confusing, overly busy narrative scheme and uneven performances.
Another reviewer for Anime News Network, Carlo Santos gave the third volume a C-; while he praised Yuki's illustrations and ability to create "dramatic revelations," he wrote that it was overshadowed by the confusing and cluttered narrative.
"Gifted Hands" can be a confusing book, because the narrative jumps back and forth in the timeline.
