Sentence examples for make narrative from inspiring English sources

It's hard to make narrative that rings really truthful.

"Before, people used to want to make narrative films, but suddenly people realised what you could do with documentary".

But that doesn't quite make narrative sense either, as the two women living with him at that time as his "goddesses", say that he certainly hadn't told them.

The lines don't quite make narrative sense, but they still have their own logic and humor, and sometimes an emotional power.

At the core of all religious instruction lies the metaphor - the symbolism through which believers make narrative sense of their faith.

He read his story, to rapt attention, stopping when he got to a confusing subplot that, he apologized, "would make narrative sense if the book hadn't been brutally censored by a librarian".

Unseld's goal will be to demonstrate how to make narratives flow when the viewer could look away from the action.

The images of Cindy Sherman and Robert Longo made narrative implicit.

Some highly respected choreographers — Christopher Wheeldon, Mark Morris — started making narrative pieces.

Her work is sometimes called experimental, but unlike most experimental filmmakers she makes narrative features.

Morris has made narrative works (so did Balanchine), but storytelling is not his normal mode.