Sentence examples for intertwining narratives from inspiring English sources
While there, in 1973 he began writing what is arguably his most famous novel, Emlékiratok könyve (A Book of Memories), a massive Proustian work of intertwining narratives centring on an expatriate Hungarian living in East Berlin in the 1970s.
"Dráuzio's book is like the braid in a woman's hair, with three intertwining narratives," he said, and in fact, eight different versions of the script had to be written before filming could begin early this year.
As Mussai notes, there "are several intertwining narratives – colonial, cultural and personal – embedded in these images, but what is often startling is how confident and self-contained many of the sitters are as they occupy the frame".
Liam Neeson heads a stellar cast including Olivia Wilde, Adrian Brody, Monika Atias, James Franco, Mila Kunis, Maria Bello, Kim Basinger, and Loan Chabanol, in intertwining narratives that have become the writer/director's signature style.
Two intertwining narratives in this metafictional "anti-novel" tell the story of a cyclist-turned-spy who delivers state secrets from the midst of the peloton.
Among doctors, adolescents and their families, talk about psychiatric medications intertwines narratives of 'growing up' and 'getting well'.
For his first full-length film, Poison (1991), Haynes intertwined three narratives inspired by the writings of Jean Genet.
The Chemistry of Tears (2012) intertwines the narratives of a contemporary museum conservator reassembling a bizarre automaton and the 19th-century man who commissioned it.
The Third is the first in the series to intertwine the narratives of its three-gang structures, and also presents the player with story-altering decisions.
Like Crash and others of Haggis' films, this movie intertwines several narratives, slowly teasing out their connection as more of the story is revealed.
For us the trivialization of rape and the absence of justice are viciously intertwined with narratives of sexual surveillance, legal access and availability to our personhood.
