Sentence examples for fuzzy narrative from inspiring English sources

Encouraging sensitive performances that mitigate the film's sluggish pace and fuzzy narrative, Ms. Szumowska juxtaposes two-person scenes of wordless intimacy with group expressions of casual violence.

One producer of these quickie ripoffs refers to them as "microwave movies". What the public gets, essentially, is sensational details hastily strung together in a fuzzy narrative.

For a while the spell of uncertainty and mystery it evokes is appealing, or at least intriguing, particularly if fuzzy narrative is your kind of thing.

O'Donnell sort of tries to point out that war exists in the practical realm of things that break and bleed, but Gergen is all, "NO NO FUZZY NARRATIVE BULLSHIT REALLY MATTERS".

Yet the data about how long activists like Mr. Icahn actually hold shares in companies, makes the narrative fuzzier — or at least more complicated.

But unlike "Chavez Ravine," this show does not trace a narrative, and feels fuzzy as a whole.

That's a catchy but deceptively broad term: Susann wrote morality plays about fame and its vicissitudes; Sheldon writes gothic narrative against a fuzzy backdrop of celebrity and high-stakes finance.

It employs multiple perspective, and skilfully plays with a form of narrative rewind, whereby a fuzzy incident in chapter six, say, is replayed, gaining definition, in chapter nine.

In distinct contrast to "B.Y.T.," whose "author," Brooke de Ocampo, hasn't written its narratives, there's a fuzzy, friendly feel to "R.S.V.P.," if only because it's offered in Ms. Kempner's distinctive voice, well seasoned with personal pronouns and memories.

Worse, when Ms. Orlean turns to explicating the mythology surrounding Rinty, the narrative can veer into pretentiousness and fuzzy overwriting.

As Paterno's career has grown, he has become a warm and fuzzy character in a media-fueled feel-good narrative.