Sentence examples for life narration from inspiring English sources

It's as much philosophy as life narration, and insists on the irreducible complexity of human experience, and especially our experiences of sex and gender.

It was during a tour of a Picasso exhibit in 1994 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art that Ms. Soyoo came up with the idea of the life narration.

She finished her review by writing that the "Broadway-fashioned narration of her life story, told through song and dance.. shares her magical story".

The result, which is called, with characteristic concision, "The Garden," is standard-issue Wiseman cinéma vérité: clever juxtapositions forming a subtle commentary on American life, no narration necessary.

They ruined "Life" with narration by Oprah Winfrey.

Subtitled without a soundtrack or narration, Life and Deaf follows four members of the St John's Deaf Club as they go about their daily lives.

Even though she is away for many years, we see very little of Nadia's later life; instead, the narration shifts back to the internal monologues of those she has left behind.

Bate has found a worthy curio for his follow-up feature: the tale of Sam Klemke, a professional caricature artist who has been obsessively filming himself and chronicling his life (complete with narration and stream-of-conscious neurosis) since 1977.

Early drafts included a short prologue containing interviews with scientists about extraterrestrial life, voice-over narration (a feature in all of Kubrick's previous films), a stronger emphasis on the prevailing Cold War balance of terror, a slightly different and more explicitly explained scenario for Hal's breakdown, and a differently envisaged monolith for the "Dawn of Man" sequence.

A scenario is a narration of that task flow in a specific context, such as a critical incident or a day-in-the-life story using the product.

The louder-than-life Spanish-American narration is a joy.