Sentence examples for differences in narrative from inspiring English sources

Our study shows that when viewers watch mainstream movies their visual attention is only modestly affected by differences in narrative comprehension.

Hollywood producer Janet Yang ("Disney High School Musical: China," "The Joy Luck Club"), who is planning several China-U.S. co-productions, says that the issues go to fundamental differences in narrative.

In the past, transgender groups have been vociferous in our demands for inclusion, as we have seen the gap between ourselves and the rest of the LGBT widen even further due to the differences in narratives.

The difference in narrative structure reflects this change.

"There is a difference in narrative between George Osborne and Iain Duncan Smith who both want to cut back the welfare state," one senior figure said.

The difference in narrative dates back to the beginning of Russia's involvement in the Syria conflict.

But while Islam's Jesus may have been similar to the Jesus of early Christians, perhaps even Christian sects with whom Muhammad would have been contemporarily or historically familiar, the fact remains that there's a blasphemous (from both faiths' points of view) difference in narratives.

But Stiller did note that there would have been some major differences in the narrative if the film had been made in 2012.

Even if there are differences in the narrative details, the Qur'an of Islam and the Christian Bible share many of the same stories and heroes.

In the following part we present our findings on linguistic and lexical differences in Czech narrative medical reports.

By contrasting the initial Puck story from 1951 with the first about Nancy, launched in Swedish the year after, my aims are to find out if the Swedish girl sleuth was modeled on her American predecessor and to highlight and discuss noteworthy similarities and differences in the narratives.