Sentence examples for effect on the narrative from inspiring English sources

Every action had an effect on the narrative.

Connolly's love of period detail can have a dragging effect on the narrative, which becomes painfully slow at times.

To be fair, the allegory isn't as glibly intrusive as that makes it sound, but it has a stiffening effect on the narrative, shifting it from the dramatic to the essayistic.

We have a long way to go, and words, no matter how nuanced, have a profound effect on shifting the narrative.

He felt that "The List" embodied a bland stand-alone X-Files episode for its underveloped concept and script, with "attempts at drama" that had no depth, and "sideplots [that] have so little effect on the main narrative as to be basically padding".

Finding contributors was easy: their social circle was filled with overeducated, underemployed postgrads willing to work free to be heard on subjects like Kanye West's effect on the proletarian meta-narrative of hip-hop.

But more than the statistics behind Senador Kaine's possible effect on the election, one has to consider the narrative.

We recommend more research be done on the narrative effect in non-lab environments.

Q. Often in the Times election coverage, especially on Page 1, it appears that the paper engages in the "horse race coverage" focusing not on the substance of events but instead on polls, the effect on campaign narratives, pushing each campaign's talking points, discussing momentum and focusing on other largely noisy and irrelevant aspects of the presidential selection process.

With no noted adverse effects from the narrative leaflet, its impact on behaviour could be investigated next.

Our findings indicate that participation in the intervention program had a positive effect on the participants' abilities to produce personal narratives.