Sentence examples for fixed narrative from inspiring English sources
They can be as complex as video games, but, because there's no fixed narrative, groups of people play together over and over.
In "Yessified!," which uses nine performers of different ages, body types and ethnic backgrounds, images appear and blend into the next without a fixed narrative.
But instead of adopting the usual approach of providing a main through-line of story missions, backed up with side quests (as in games like Far Cry and Grand Theft Auto), Wildlands has no fixed narrative at all.
The solution that the Daniels had worked out for "Possibilia" — a fixed narrative playing out across multiple worlds — might have sufficed for a short film, where abstract dialogue could be tolerated, but it was not scalable to feature-length projects.
The dates and anecdotes, so often repeated to reporters and veterans' groups, have long since calcified into a fixed narrative, chapters in a hero's quest: the boyhood hunts that forged his self-sufficiency; the speedboat accident that taught him humility; the leap that tested his faith.
Arsenal's seasons have taken a fixed narrative in recent years, but it's March that is the most relaxed month for the Gunners.
While Cinderella and Aurora have fixed narratives – they're waiting for their princes – she is a blank canvas.
Movies, too, have fixed narratives, with screenwriters and directors playing God and assigning fates to their characters.
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[stakeholder, extract 5] The cultural salience for a 'quick fix' narrative We are so much built into the mentality of wanting short-cuts.
So this was a welcome chance to fix the narrative, even if – as the editor of Select magazine, the Hansard of Britpop, during the 90s – it was one I'd originally co-written myself.
