Sentence examples for narrative attention from inspiring English sources

Palliative care has become a medical profession, and dying the subject of lyric and narrative attention.

Wisely, though, Jackson mentions more recent natural disasters only in his epilogue and otherwise keeps a strict narrative attention on Paris in 1910.

Now and again, directors clicked on Phil Mickelson and others, but the focus of narrative attention was Tiger Woods, cameras buzzing his every stroke like horseflies.

But there are none of the extensive, often narrative poems of Perillo's earlier work — perhaps because she has been devoting her narrative attention to her first book of fiction, the story collection "Happiness Is a Chemical in the Brain".

The movie's writer-director, Todd Robinson, who has made arts documentaries and written feature movies ("White Squall") in the past, gives equal narrative attention to the criminals and the cops, with Hilderbrandt, looking back from the time of Fernandez's and Beck's executions at Sing Sing, in 1951, narrating the events in the juicy crime-fiction lingo of the period.

The third place finisher here will get more media narrative and attention than has ever happened to an also-ran.

Compelling narratives demand attention and, as he found, the enemy narrative he introduced framed and dominated all subsequent discussion.

Secondary gains, however, are essentially the side-effects of the chronic polarization of this conflict: powerful allies offering material and political support [the Usupportoft of Israel and moderate Palestinians verses Iran's support for Palestinian militants such as Hamas], engaging in alluring narratives, public attention and useful alliances etc".

Internet companies and the media fuel the narrative by drawing attention to complex cases involving crime, fraud and politics.

He is among the most dispassionate of reporters, hovering around the edges of his narrative, rarely turning attention to himself, stingy with his own history, feelings and reactions.

Israel, predictably, figures largely in the narrative, with great attention paid to its creation in 1948 and the displacement of Palestinians.