Sentence examples for firm narrative from inspiring English sources
The firm narrative ground disappears from under our feet.
For the more adventurous theatergoers in your circle, the kind who turn up their noses at anything so bourgeois as to include a firm narrative arc, the best bet — and the best bargain — is the Public Theater's annual UNDER THE RADAR festival, which arrives in January as a perfect antidote to all those saccharine holiday entertainments.
There are many scenarios when games benefit from the branching decisions of its players, but there is a time and a place for a firm narrative, and The Last of Us makes this choice boldly.
His mix for FACT is emotionally rich almost spiritual wrapping its gentle but firm narrative arc within a warm, enveloping ambience.
Yet, here, it was made into a retirement firm narrative that ended with the best joke about no other testimonials available.
A bit frustrated by all of these possible points of entry and the lack of any firm narrative of weed's emergence and entrenchment in American culture, I called up Barney Warf.
And whatever an organization's values, they must be reinforced in review criteria and promotion policies, and baked into the operating principles of daily life in the firm. 5. Narrative: Marshall Ganz was once a key part of Caesar Chavez's United Farm Workers movement and helped structure the organizing platform for Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign.
As an artist he was a go-getter and, at least initially, a team worker: He gained early professional success as a partner in a three-man interior design firm specializing in narrative mural painting.
And then there's LA Noire, the James Ellroy-inspired crime drama, which has caused a stir, and rightly so, with its firm focus on narrative and staggering new facial animation technology.
The true masterpiece of these later decades, however, is Timebends, a profoundly sharp and honest memoir that plays fast and loose with conventional chronology, but holds its narrative firm by the seductively conversational tone in which it is, almost like music, often composed.
Nothing is played over-the-top House of Cards or Scandal style; Barbara Hall's (Joan of Arcadia and several episodes of Homeland) firm sense of narrative and nuance is felt throughout.
