Sentence examples for focus on narrative from inspiring English sources
Above all, this focus on narrative makes one look more keenly at the content of the pictures, which sometimes seems buried beneath the pressure of colour.
Middleton says his focus on narrative and characters was a "happy accident" that sprang out of his videos showcasing Minecraft mods – downloadable add-ons that customised the game.
Clarke, head of comedy at Channel 4 since the end of 2012, ditched sketch shows to focus on narrative comedy with a "whiff of drama" about it, citing Lena Dunham's HBO series Girls as inspiration.
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.
Where the novels of Patricia Cornwell and TV shows such as CSI almost fetishise gore and material evidence, Mercy and its ilk focus on narrative, motive and a refreshing dollop of social commentary.
Sure, his seminars primarily focus on narrative in film and Story's subtitle promises the "principles of screenwriting," but there's a reason it is simply called Story.
He recommends: "Anna Karenina and Madame Bovary would thus be assigned in a course on understanding the tensions in marriage instead of in one focused on narrative trends in 19th-century fiction, just as the recommendations of Epicurus and Seneca would appear in the syllabus for a course about dying".
His focus on narratives, which combined daily life and fantasy, stood in contrast to the abstraction and expressive figuration that prevailed among progressive artists of an older generation.
When examined in conjunction with the focus on narratives of insecurities this suggests a need to also explore the level of trust that people have in the broad range of security actors, not solely in relation to disaster management.
(emphasis added) By its very nature, conservatism's tribalism, focus on narratives, attraction to comfort and acceptance of hierarchy provide a strong impetus towards a relative simplicity of political self-concept.
Equally, by disclosing the focus on narratives in the invitation to students, there may be a selection bias within the focus groups.
