Sentence examples for its narratives from inspiring English sources

Even before it happens, it's wrapped up in its narratives and prejudices.

Hugo Münsterberg, the first philosopher to write a monograph about the new art form, sought to distinguish film by means of the technical devices that it employed in presenting its narratives (Münsterberg 1916).

But in the show's second season premiere Wednesday, the comedy underlines the point that it isn't hitting cruise control on its narratives.

Possibly he saw in black Southern spiritual culture in its songs of uplift, its narratives of hope a reflection of his own tenacity when it came to freeing himself from what others saw as his deficiencies, one of which, he discovered at the age of fourteen, was homosexuality.

Possibly he saw in black Southern spiritual culture — in its songs of uplift, its narratives of hope — a reflection of his own tenacity when it came to freeing himself from what others saw as his deficiencies, one of which, he discovered at the age of fourteen, was homosexuality.

But more so, I agree because at its core, driving its narratives, lays racism's decrepit yet persistent logic.

However, it reads smoothly, its narrative marked by a practiced and fluent ease.

And while it's deeply contemplative, its narrative fairly barrels along.

But what it's lacking is its narrative, its story.

Measured by its narrative tricks, however, it is a Trojan horse.

The profusion of characters defuses its narrative urgency, but gives it psychological and social depth.