Sentence examples for edited narrative from inspiring English sources

And despite a bit of Michael Moore-style nonsense at the end the tightly edited narrative displays a reach (nine countries) and clarity of composition that hold the attention.

Another important early British filmmaker was Cecil Hepworth, whose Rescued by Rover (1905) is regarded by many historians as the most skillfully edited narrative produced before the Biograph shorts of D.W. Griffith.

I love the Diaries, but I can't deny that watching a freezing man shivering for hours in a tent spattered with penguin guano lacks the panache of the slick, edited narrative.

These effects have also been shown more recently in "natural film" (i.e., unedited real-world video), such as trying to determine the location depicted in a video (Smith & Mital, 2013), and in edited narrative film, such as taking different film viewing perspectives (Lahnakoski et al., 2014).

He described his vision for "the future of community built around long-form edited narrative texts".

We anticipate publishing diverse genres of books in this series, from analytic books that rely on oral history as key evidence to edited narratives from archival projects, that creatively communicate the stories that our narrators tell.

When the Narrow Lane Project is complete, which may not be anytime soon since no one really seems to want it to end, the plan is to put the edited narratives and selected photographs into a book that will paint a portrait of the community and reflect what the students have learned about the very concept of community.

Edited, base-edited cells.

His academic books include Unto Others: The Evolution and Psychology of Unselfish Behavior (with Elliott Sober, Harvard 1998), Darwin´s Cathedral: Evolution, Religion, and the Nature of Society (Chicago, 2002), and The Literary Animal: Evolution and the Nature of Narrative (co-edited with Jonathan Gottschall, Northwestern 2005).

And is not allergic to complexity simply because the narrative has to fit an edited time slot.

The narrative loops and backtracks, like an edited string of newspaper articles.