Sentence examples for disrupted narrative from inspiring English sources

The Beeb would panic over a disrupted narrative; Channel 4 simply wonders where the story might be going and follows it to the end.

Suddenly it was like, "Why not use an 'I,' but 'I' doesn't mean 'I' necessarily," or, "Why not do a narrative, but a disrupted narrative?" Jonathan: I always felt like Dada, 37 for instance, which is like an ancestor of Language poetry— Eileen: Or New York School, I think.

In the latter a couple appear to be making love in the street, or perhaps he's tending a wound, and it demonstrates Thomson's interest in ambiguity and disrupted narratives.

"Wodwo", like many of the pieces here, also disrupts narrative time by throwing forward to characters' fates, undercutting our investment in their present with a chilly wave to the future.

Because 9/11 has disrupted a narrative wherein iniquity is exclusively the act of a familiar cast of bugbears: Republicans, the U.S. government, multinational corporations, capitalists, and the rest of the old favorites.

Firstly they could have been the result of the difference between the mode of presentation of the cartoon used in Kita and Özyürek's study (presented as a whole) and our presentation of it (in eight sections) which could have disrupted the narrative flow.

What happens, though, if a director doesn't direct your gaze in familiar ways, shuns classic compositions on the one hand or fast cuts and close-ups on the other, plays with or disrupts narrative norms?

This rather disrupts the narrative.

Dementia might be the subject but it does not disrupt the narrative.

In so doing, he deliberately disrupts the narrative and disturbs the audience's normal expectations.

Disrupting the Narrative: Complicating the "Public" in U.S. Education (Exemplary Paper Presentation Award).