Sentence examples for narrative advantage from inspiring English sources

Even so, building on that narrative advantage, Bain and Armstrong have made all the right decisions about how to sustain a success.

Fiction also has a narrative advantage, being able to go into areas that are made difficult in real cases by considerations of legality or taste.

Since we've both watched each and every Game of Thrones episode, any narrative advantage smug book-readers like myself have disappears.

Cahalan has the narrative advantage of having no memory of what happened to her, except for unreliable, almost hallucinatory flashes, like being strapped to her hospital bed as a "flight risk".

In impending financial prosecutions, the government will have the narrative advantage and, when one's freedom is on the line, a play for the hearts and minds of the judge and jury couldn't hurt.

With Burnley, Crystal Palace, Watford and Fulham to come in the next four games, Bournemouth will be hoping they can turn any absence of narrative to their advantage.

In fact, the tools exist today to build other compelling narratives that take advantage of the combination of text, and video, and images.

That approach, more reserved and less sentimental than HBO's, is more moving over all, and the tick-tock narrative also has an advantage, as it builds inexorably toward the fire.

For persuasive effects, we have suggested that the processing goal to get informed, instead of being entertained, that students have in school inhibited the persuasive advantage of narrative information.

Aside from the advantages of exploiting Disney's own back catalogue, fairy tales also have the advantage of narratives that cut across cultural specifics, making them viable for audiences from Australia to Argentina.

One might argue that the use of these narrative devices has certain advantages, i.e., that anthropocentric cladograms are not only negative.