Sentence examples for invisible narrative from inspiring English sources

Unlike evolution, however, there is no invisible narrative process to ensure that they undergo continuous adaptation and improvement.

Great programs create a kind of invisible drama, establishing narrative connections between pieces that may or may not be directly related.

"In every moment my desire was to establish an invisible dialogue or narrative between dress, showcasing variety and how women thought of the little black dress," Mr. Leon Talley said.

When the narrator looks back with the knowledge born of painful events he sees that there was an invisible yet decisive narrative in which he was but a character.

The bittersweet strains of his violin represent the invisible thread of narrative — the signature that carries in its distinctive ambivalent refrain the culture's memory of loss and of wisdom.

How do we see those aspects that are typically rendered invisible by modern narratives of development and urban competitiveness?

Earlier novelists such as Fielding had already used chapter headings in teasing ways - "In which nothing of consequence takes place", and so on - but Burney produced titles that detected some otherwise invisible pattern in her narrative.

As its title suggests, this tour de force makes the case that classical Hollywood (1917-60) employed specific stylistic techniques (like point of view and "invisible" editing) and arranged narrative logic, time and space in a particular way so we could understand movies.

In the 20's and 30's, when Hollywood had perfected the techniques of invisible editing and seamless narrative structure, Chaplin continued to insist on conspicuous camera movements, emphatic editing and a distinctive, episodic structure that rendered his work not so much a smooth succession of scenes flawlessly melded together as a succession of more or less self-contained segments.

Eight years of a black President, a sizeable youth population anxious to reject the heavily compromised political system and the rise of new media and citizen journalism have enabled greater debate on issues that were conveniently kept invisible by mainstream political narrative and the media in the past.

However, so long as their narratives remain invisible to the public eye and fail to counter the stories of sadness, misery, and suicide, disability will continue to be viewed as a death sentence.