Sentence examples for narration printed from inspiring English sources
But Bechdel's narration, printed in the white banners that float like skywriting above her images, has a quality that one of Flaubert's biographers, writing of his letters, describes as "lucid comic anguish".
From Mr. Wilson's halting narration, which differed frequently from the printed text, one wondered if he had practiced.
Multimedia learning occurs when students build mental representations from words and pictures that are presented to them (e.g., printed text and illustrations or narration and animation).
Tennyson originally blocked out the poem in four paragraphs; it has, however, been printed with both three and four paragraphs, structures that affect the analysis of Ulysses' narration.
AMY is done with no actual narration or current video interviews....but rather it uses actual archival dialogue and music over hundreds of movie clips and photos, with many of the lyrics printed on the screen.....a very satisfying technique for a documentary like this.
He is "not always wild about the idea" of a writing credit when there is no narration heard or print seen on screen.
The narration enacts the narrator's fate.
Before his breakthrough in the 60's with "The Endless Summer," Mr. Brown typically showed his work at theaters and halls he had rented, where he played his one and only print of a film while providing the narration live.
"Quality narration is what elevates and distinguishes the audiobook listening experience from the print reading experience, in often extraordinary ways," he notes.
