Sentence examples for narration presents from inspiring English sources

The author, who continually intrudes on the narration, presents three different endings, encouraging his readers to reach their own conclusions.

The skilful, multi-voice narration presents the adversaries' interior lives, locked in their rivalry, which remain convincing even as the sci-fi develops.

The staccato present tense of Clough's stream of consciousness in the film-script prose could be tiresome on the page but John Simm's narration presents the caged-animal violence of the demons that would eventually destroy Clough.

Sometimes, however, a voice-over narration presents us with an apparently objective view of the situation of the characters, as if it originated from outside of the film world.

Through Dec. 29, "Romare Bearden: Narrations," right, presents 61 collages and watercolors from three projects never published in his lifetime.

On the Adirondack, the narration is presented as the train moves up the Hudson Valley between Yonkers and Hudson, N.Y., and goes through the mountains between Saratoga Springs and Westport.

Mehnke's narration is present, which is the driving force of the podcast, but there's also dramatization, with a cast that includes some impressive character actors like Colm Feore.

The redundancy principle is that it is better to present animation and narration than to present animation, narration, and on-screen text.

It proceeds by drawing the reader into Darwin's world by personal narration as it presents a series of limited issues for acceptance in the first three chapters, none of which required of the reader a considerable leap of theoretical assent, and most of which, such as natural variation and Malthusian population increase, had already been recognized in some form in the literature of the period.

But at least within the context of the present narration, the figures mentioned in Milton's hell are all former inhabitants of the Christian heaven.

It's a third-person narration in the present tense, like many teenage novels these days, and this gives it an ordinariness that makes the strangeness even more persuasive.