Sentence examples for introduced a narrative from inspiring English sources

The portrait of "Pope Paul III and His Grandsons Ottavio and Cardinal Alessandro Farnese" (1546; Museo e Gallerie Nazionali di Capodimonte, Naples) is a free variation on Raphael's "Leo X," but Titian altered the composition and introduced a narrative dimension more dramatic and compelling than that in any of his earlier portraits.

Kanchenjungha (1962) introduced a narrative structure that resembles later hyperlink cinema.

The book's first location, Dead Water Lake, is as bleak as its name suggests, introducing a narrative shot through with icicles of human malignity.

He was a man, too, and I hate to introduce a narrative thread that would undercut my thesis that men ought to perform more housework.

When rows of handwriting occur, they introduce a narrative element even though they are added with impersonal, ready-made stamps as a device to further the visual intrigue.

"But the moment you introduce a narrative or music, or the presence of the filmmaker, you limit the possibility for people to truly digest it," Mr. Sauret said.

The resulting triptychs introduce a narrative element to the series, revealing how individuals grow and families change through the steady passage of time.

With "Oklahoma," produced by Cameron Mackintosh, Ms. Stroman had the opportunity not only to revisit a show that made musical theater history by introducing a narrative format to Broadway and running for five years, but also to put her own stamp on a classic strongly identified with its choreographer, Agnes de Mille.

By selecting and arranging objects, I can then introduce a narrative into my paintings.

We should introduce a narrative-based exam which covers every age in British history across a broad chronological span.

But the recent debate about reparations for slavery has introduced a different narrative in which black people are cast as a victim class seeking compensation for the suffering of ancestors.