Sentence examples for framed narrative from inspiring English sources

Through his transposition of Joseph Conrad's 1902 novella —a framed narrative recounting the horrors encountered on a trip by an English ivory company to the heart of Africa, where they are to relieve a mysterious representative who has gone AWOL Francis Ford Coppola relocated the setting to war-addled Vietnam to provide apt commentary on the savagery involved in American imperialistic endeavors.

Just as long as its framed narrative, its focus on one soldier amid a vast conflict, and the faint whiff of paranoia and conspiracy doesn't run us too close to a certain 20m-selling Treyarch game released last year… Battlefield 3 is released on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 on 28 October.

Fade to black, to Midge Ure's cover of Bowie's original track playing to opening credits to first-person framed narrative with Snake waking from a nine-year coma.

The way in which the ordinary course of life is suddenly and irrevocably disrupted by these aural harbingers of either happiness or disaster provides a filament of connective tissue in the loose-framed narrative.

Also included are a brushy, four-square abstraction by Grace Knowlton; loopy, linear prints by Dorothea Rockburne; Seurat-like charcoal landscapes by Susan Crowder; more or less abstract drawings by Deborah Hede and Sarah Plimpton; and a pale, multi-framed narrative by Emily Brown Johnsonn).

"Nebraska " is a framed road story.

This book draws on original data in the form of narrative-like framed events to creatively illustrate the complexities in children's diverse ways of feeling, thinking, playing, being, and becoming.

Its sole purpose was to begin creating a set of positive associations with him and a narrative about the Man from Hope - framed, from start to finish, in terms of hope and the American dream.

Or, at least in the legislative narrative of a modern-day Arizona framed by recalled Tea Party President Russell Pearce and his friends, Canadian-immigrant and violence-invoking Attorney General Tom Horne, and Tea Party extremist John Huppenthal, the embarrassingly incompetent Superintendent of Public Instruction.

The episodes in the narrative are not separated into a series of framed compositions but are linked to form a continuous band of unbroken relief.

The fact that many in the media continue to ignore the obvious racist sentiments inherent in the terrorist attack in Charleston is one incident in a long-running narrative of our country's history being whitewashed and framed as anything other than what it really is: an entrenched, steadfast hatred toward people of color.