Sentence examples for ease the narrative from inspiring English sources

The beetle's normal Earth-like appearance was deliberate; prosthetic designer Niell Gorton thought that familiarity would ease the narrative and cited the cat nuns from "New Earth" and the Judoon from "Smith and Jones" as examples.

First, the shot durations of the setup are initially long in the prologue but reciprocally shorten as the bin number increases (1/1, 1/2, 1/3, etc.; t[22] = 8.64, p < .0001, d = 3.7), helping to ease the viewer into the narrative.

But this is the narrative I projected on them, perhaps to ease the sadness I felt when the moment of beauty they shared was not mine.

ease the transition.

Helped to ease the tension.

He says much of that narrative has been shaped by factors outside their control, such as the economy, and by decisions they make to ease the burden of student loan debt.

This will ease the situation.

It helps ease the pain.

That can ease the transition.

Restricting to large-enough tax changes eases the construction of the narrative series and the exogenous/endogenous categorization.

Maybe the process of assembling narratives eased the horror of the raw images.