Sentence examples for narrative atmosphere from inspiring English sources

The remarkable performers -- John Fjelnseth Brungot, Kyrre Texnaes, Espen Reboli Bjerke and Thorbjorn Harr -- convey narrative, atmosphere and context almost entirely through pure physical action.

Elasticity – a sense that a novel has been written, in part at least, because its author needed to find something out for themselves – is an underrated part of what creates narrative atmosphere and tension.

So history becomes less point-by-point narrative than atmosphere and ambient music, increasingly tense and foreboding as the group's split-up nears.

Rossellini's way of dissolving narrative into atmosphere, of locating drama in the unspoken inner lives of his characters, anticipates some of what Michelangelo Antonioni would do a few years later in "L'Avventura".

From the ink lines of a shirt pocket with spectacles poking out in a 1968 sketch of Christopher Isherwood, to the Fair Isle pattern of a jumper worn by Ossie Clark in an almost smudgy crayon picture from 1970, clothes often feel part of the Hockney narrative or atmosphere.

In terms of both narrative and atmosphere, Glazer's film owes a weighty debt to The Man Who Fell to Earth, Roeg's adaptation of Walter Tevis's novel in which David Bowie played an alien who crossed the galaxy in search of a drink only to wind up an Earthbound drunk.

That means that every time you rewatch an episode of "Haunting Melissa" or "Dark Hearts," you see and hear new details that add layers to the series' narrative and atmosphere.

Producer Nathan Burlow said the narrative and atmosphere of the 2007 game BioShock influenced Arkham Asylums design.

Tom Orry from VideoGamer.com also awarded a score of 9/10, praising the game for its "clever narrative", "incredible atmosphere" and soundtrack which he described as "one of the best and most memorable I've ever heard in a video game".

These poems are archaic, alliterative and narrative, with an atmosphere of Gawain and Arthur.

Frost wraps his narrative in an atmosphere so thick with foreboding that its disorienting events take on a surreal quality.