Sentence examples for inadequate narrative from inspiring English sources

The music video garnered mixed to positive reviews from critics; some praised the spectacular visual sense in portraying the somber mood while others criticized its inadequate narrative.

In a different perspective, Kyle Anderson of MTV argued that the music video puts Swift in a "pantheon of modern classics" with regards to its "almost haunting visual sense" which makes up for the inadequate narrative.

Each autumn tells its own story, even though we say the same things every time; the narrative is inadequate.

I have no idea what has heralded this change of heart or what Myerson is driving at here; the ending feels like an abrupt, convenient and grossly inadequate conclusion to a narrative of horrific loss and mental fragmentation.

The pace is (just about) fast enough to keep younger viewers hooked, and anyone old enough to remember 1983 for real is in for a richly enjoyable retro-feast whose cockle-warming abilities make up for (what is for us) a slightly predictable narrative and inadequate explanation of the underlying mythology by the end.

The narrative of inadequate personal control and moral turpitude among black people, and particularly black drug users, made the "crack epidemic" the perfect target for a new wave of punitive drug policies.

Such factors make comparisons difficult [ 35] and inadequate [ 12], and hence a narrative systematic review was conducted.

Conditions on the reservation are so appalling -- rampant unemployment, epidemic alcohol abuse, woefully inadequate sanitation -- that Mr. Eyre continually interrupts his slight narrative to lament them.

The primary users of visionary video prototyping are technology innovators who need to express their ideas and concepts in a narrative storytelling medium but have found other methods inadequate to represent those ideas.

They returned a narrative verdict that Willis died as a result of "inadequate treatment" following "inappropriate perceptions of her behaviour" during the period before her death.

Roley's narrative choices seem deliberate rather than a matter of an inadequate stylistic repertory or paucity of imagination.