Sentence examples for make storytelling from inspiring English sources

As Malcolm Gladwell, who participated in the project, says in an accompanying interview: "The goal of storytelling should be to make storytelling as ubiquitous as music".

We concentrate on the supporting properties of TUIs that enable playful learning, make storytelling more concrete, and provide embodiment effects through physicality.

will take this concept even further and make storytelling and sharing exciting, and a part of our everyday life".

Favreau has more recently turned his attention to virtual reality, which has the ability to make storytelling interactive. .

Inspired by a fourth-grade elementary school teacher, Angela G. King knew early on that she would make storytelling her life.

This spiky integrity makes "Storytelling" worth taking seriously, a task only slightly impeded by the fact that it's awfully funny.

Acquired in 1925, these scrolls constitute one of the Met's great paintings, but they have never been exhibited together before, and this alone makes "Storytelling in Japanese Art" a must-see.

Mi Casa Su Casa was a self-portrait on digitally-printed wallpaper and it launched her career: she has made storytelling wallpapers under the brand name Identity Papers ever since.

What makes "Storytelling" a genuinely and valuably painful experience (instead of a chicly uncomfortable one), is that Mr. Solondz cares for his characters even as he doesn't entertain illusions about their goodness or innocence.

Fortuitously, with the increase in computer power and associated cost reduction, computers and related technologies can play a significant role in making storytelling a more widely used pedagogical tool, given that "Digital storytelling provides students with a strong foundation in what are being called '21st Century Skills'" (Miller [2009]).

A scientific heavy topic like forensics, however, made storytelling difficult and numerous drafts were made in order to create an audio piece that was both accurate but limited in complicated terminology for listeners to understand and engage with.