Sentence examples for mature narrative from inspiring English sources

This is a commonplace of mature narrative, and none the worse for it: the white-haired heroes of late Shakespeare, like Leontes and Pericles, enact it obsessively, as if to heal the child-harming wounds that both they and their tragic predecessors, from Shylock to Lear, have allowed to fester.

IGN Australia listed Shadowrun among their favourite Australian video games in 2010, writing it was "without question, one of the best underexposed classics of the SNES era" because it presented players with "a mature narrative, strong characters and a dystopian backdrop" blended with traditional RPG elements in an "irresistible" way.

While both Rez Infinite and Crystal Vibes are rather blunt assaults, Outran believes with time, artists will find ways to be "subtle" with haptic feedback to create "more mature" narratives.

As his writing has matured, his narratives have retained their radical naïveté.

The Spanish Civil War (1936 39) drove into political exile some promising novelists whose narrative art matured abroad.

Bowden's "masterly" narrative "is a mature, deeply felt exploration of the hidden connections binding two very different parts of North America, as well as of the ties that bind a family," William Langewiesche wrote in these pages in 2002.

In contrast, graphic novel is usually taken to mean a long comic narrative for a mature audience, published in hardback or paperback and sold in bookstores, with serious literary themes and sophisticated artwork.

Taking away the body, though, and concentrating purely on the mind gives the game's narrative a genuinely mature and wholly engaging edge.

Up to now, Take That's second coming was all about the narrative: a boyband maturing majestically, even briefly reuniting with errant fifth member, Robbie Williams.

The unassailable black martyr and the irredeemable white villain soon outgrew that narrative frame, however, maturing in ways inconvenient for a history lesson.

From the patchwork emerges a narrative of emotional maturing and sexual awakening that is in many ways familiar (no prizes for guessing the nature of the sexual awakening in question) but is freshened by the ethnicity of the characters and their background, and the blunt economy of Mr. Torres's writing, lit up by sudden flashes of pained insight.