Sentence examples for epic structure from inspiring English sources

But it builds its entire epic structure on the back of a single minigame.

Warner dispenses with the usual historical accoutrements while preserving Brecht's epic structure.

But the version released here has been seriously cut, and the film's epic structure is now in ruins, with mysterious references and characters who appear out of nowhere.

The Aeneid was the model for John Milton's Paradise Lost not only in epic structure and machinery but also in style and diction.

The Holy War (1682), Bunyan's second allegory, has a carefully wrought epic structure and is correspondingly lacking in the spontaneous inward note of The Pilgrim's Progress.

"No Regrets" is unusual for Kurosawa in its epic structure (the story spans the rise of Japanese militarism, from 1933 through the war and its aftermath) and for its female protagonist, played by Setsuko Hara, the self-sacrificing daughter of so many of Yasujiro Ozu's films.

One of the emerging stars of British theatre design, Naomi Wilkinson, who has died aged 50, was unusually gifted in combining an eye for vivid, contemporary-style costuming with epic structures and ideas even in the smallest of spaces.

They depict scenes from The Odyssey, and while the Homeric epic structures Ulysses, Joyce's book takes place in modern Dublin, not ancient Greece.

With massive infrastructure invested in some of the major cities, there's no doubt that the economy is headed towards creating epic structures and world-class attractions that will remain legendary.

I also really, really like the new rarity system that has the traditional rare, epic, legendary structure that makes hunting for gear rewarding, like when you're pulling Legendaries from dead commanders or bounty hunters.

The ancient Greeks performed their masked tragedies in such venues, while the Roman Empire built epic arena structures for populist entertainment, capable of holding audiences of up to sixty thousand.