Sentence examples for makes narrative from inspiring English sources

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

But it is a progression; the shifting and darkening of mood makes narrative sense in context.

Decades later, introducing more LGBT characters and superheroes of colour makes narrative sense.

With "Rocky," each installment makes narrative sense: he's a fighter, so it follows that there should be more fights.

Counterintuitively, though, she disagrees with the view that binge-viewing makes narrative breaks and twists less necessary: "If anything, the end-of-episode hook becomes even more important.

Maybe it's a sweeps-month treat, or maybe it just makes narrative sense, but "HEROES" (NBC, 9 p.m. Monday) takes a sure-to-be-fan-pleasing step back and shows us what happened after Sylar was vanquished at the end of last season.

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

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

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

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

But once he moved West he went on making narrative, or sort of narrative, ballets: "Russian Seasons," "On the Dnieper".