Sentence examples for illustrated script from inspiring English sources

"Shame" is just an illustrated script, not a fully imagined world; it offers scenes from the life of a sex addict, and not ones that have much to say about that life overall.

The screenplay, by Seth Bass and Jonathan Tolins, based on a novel by David Gerrold, offers heartwarming, tear-jerking, stand-up-and-cheer moments that only a golem could resist, but Meyjes never conjures a world, inner or outer, so the result is just a string of effective scenes, an illustrated script rather than an experience.

The screenplay, by Seth Bass and Jonathan Tolins, based on a novel by David Gerrold, offers heartwarming, tearjerking, stand-up-and-cheer moments that only a golem could resist, but Meyjes never conjures a world, inner or outer, so the result is just a string of effective scenes, an illustrated script rather than an experience.

The paper will illustrate ScriptsMap's structure through an example of the use of the framework in practice.

Some say Ladybird created a utopian, squeaky clean world where the sky was always blue, but Aitchison says: "I just illustrated the script, set in everyday life around me – north London suburbia in my case.

Most directors illustrate a script, and basically, when I get a script I think, "Where can I go with this?" Somebody asked me if I wanted to direct American Gangster, and I thought, "You don't need me to do this.

Another script illustrated management's desire for recruiters to employ relentless efforts to keep students on the phone for sales pitches, dismissing potential reasons why a conversation might not be convenient at that moment.

The GDL script is illustrated in detail b, which generates the single panel in detail c.

Further contributions by a community advisory council resulted in a revised script and illustrated how research participants and community members can shape interventions to achieve equity in vulnerable populations' healthcare utilization.

A script is illustrated by the studies of cognitive psychology as a memory structure that represents stereotypical knowledge related to sequences of actions (Gioia and Poole 1984; Gioia and Manz 1985).

Although romance among the underlings is a feature of "Queens Supreme," as the script illustrates, the show will focus primarily on four judges in a fictional version of the court.