Sentence examples for form narrative from inspiring English sources

Huge feeling, packed into a tight form; narrative, crammed into abstraction — these were the achievements of Nijinska and her brother Vaslav Nijinsky, and of George Balanchine and Frederick Ashton, the makers of modernist ballet.

In its new form, Narrative will look to recoup its costs by charging for its cloud service while looking for new manufacturing partners to restart production on the Narrative Clip 2 – and help the company expand further into version 3 of the product, along with a professional version.

Despite the easy access of information on the web, we are still fans of paper and longer form narrative, and turn to books for inspiration in travel.

Long a bastion of long form, narrative journalism, the publication has also redoubled its commitment to storytelling under the leadership of Silverstein, growing the feature well from three to four stories per week.

Perhaps reading stories allows participants to form narratives (whether conscious or not) about their own past and future.

Sometimes they connect to form narratives, which are dreams, but mostly they just float across the mind's eye.

"The Red Parts" is an experiment with long form narrative-ish prose.

You don't just have words either but words that form sentences, sentences that form narratives, characters, and dialogue which adds further layers of complexity.

The tried and true mantra of "show don't tell" encourages filmmakers to form narratives which rely less on explicit exposition and more on minute details.

But Peter Meyers of newkindofbook.com struck a chord when he cautioned against fixing what is not broken: long-form narrative.

Long-form narrative nonfiction might be in dire straits financially, but it's become the default prose genre of our time, and not just in magazine articles and books.