Sentence examples for editing narrative from inspiring English sources

Its revolutionary cinematography, editing, narrative range, battle scenes and sprawling cast mesmerized audiences and inspired generations of filmmakers.

Ocean's Eleven, his flash 2001 remake of the 1960 Rat Pack heist flick, so dazzled audiences with its kinetic editing, narrative dynamism, and megawatt star power that the take was $450 million worldwide.

They edited narratives over e-mail, identified strong endings and pushed for more detail.

To assess feasibility of delivering Dignity Therapy in this setting, time taken to organize and conduct the Dignity Therapy sessions, transcribe and edit narratives, deviations from the therapy protocol and uncompleted interventions and the reasons, and the therapist's perceptions of competence as a result of training are recorded.

Mr. Moore is more of a propagandist, and while most of what he portrays is technically true his editing and narrative are in large part misleading.

Winsor also was a historian; he edited the Narrative and Critical History of America, 8 vol. (1884 89), and wrote several books.

Nicholas Wright, a playwright who, in 2003, adapted "His Dark Materials" into a hit play for the National Theatre, in London, told me that Pullman encouraged him to edit the narrative at will to make it as effective as possible on stage.

I never omitted information or edited my narrative in fear of judgment.

"This creates a space where I can develop, manipulate and edit the narrative of the image endlessly, repurposing themes and motifs until I arrive at something that feels right," he says.

After the fieldwork was done, the authors edited the narrative together according to the timeline that the council members described.

The effort involved to review suggestions, edit the narrative, obtain consensus on changes, and have final approval from so many individuals is a real challenge.