Sentence examples for further the narrative from inspiring English sources

HEFFERNAN: Do you ever write gags for "The Sopranos," scenes that don't further the narrative but are included only because they're funny?

Known for his sensitive coaching in ballet acting, Mr. McKenzie has added vivid but plausible new details of characterization that further the narrative.

In the musical theatre, song and dance serve both to further the narrative and to provide a break from purely dramatic presentation.

Though the songs are mostly sung in English — they have new lyrics by David Schechter that usually further the narrative, rather than convey the songs' original liturgical purposes — the script includes Yiddish and Hebrew phrases.

While this approach was seemingly meant to further the narrative momentum and immerse the audience in the mood, in the first half of the recital it made the songs blur together, dulling their impact.

The actors used the opportunity to mock Cuoco-Sweeing and further the narrative.

Even the best of foreign correspondents further the narratives of their cultures.

Such rhetoric only furthers the narrative that we suspect the White House wants to build: like Iraq, we were willing to stay, but we couldn't reach an agreement.

Two, it furthered the narrative Bush was creating of Gore that he was arrogant.

Recent developments have furthered the narrative of Najib's crackdown on his critics.

It is the conflation of femininity with childlikeness that subtly furthers the narrative that women are lesser entities -- bodies to be dominated.