When she performed "Lush Life," with appropriately distracted body language at Tuesday's opening night show, her innate vocal buoyancy sabotaged the self-loathing and misery in the narration of a despairing alcoholic deep in her cups.
This choice was based on the presupposition, that the interviewees' perspectives are best revealed in narratives where they use their spontaneous language in the narration of events [ 36, 37].
This choice was based on the underlying presupposition, that the perspective of the interviewees is best revealed in stories where the informants use their spontaneous language in the narration of events [ 22, 23].
Burns frequently employed the distinctive voices of well-known actors in the narration of his films and twice collaborated on scores with jazz musician Wynton Marsalis.
In the narration of certain miraculous deeds, for example, the feeding of the 5,000 (6:1–15), which appears in all four Gospels, John's version is explained as symbolic of a deeper spiritual truth ("I am the bread of life;..."...
Spinei rejects the Illuminated Chronicles report on Álmos's murder in Transylvania, because the last mention of Álmos in the contrasting narration of the Gesta Hungarorum is connected to a siege of Ungvár (Uzhhorod, Ukraine) by the Hungarians.
In the engrossing narration of Branch's final volume, events seem to unfold almost in real time.
"The four original guys will be performing, as they would in a regular concert, with a couple other elements mixed in – their own narration of their story, the history of the Rascals, done on these big screens, and then segments of actors playing them at critical points in their career".
At some point in her young adulthood, my grandmother had lost her faith and, in the smooth narration of family lore, found another: Socialism.
Wrapped in the soothing narration of Sam Waterston, it's a reassuring coda to an amorphous but unsettling batch of broadcasts.
