Sentence examples for narrative breadth from inspiring English sources

Their follow-up shares that film's perceptive humanism, but steps it up a notch in terms of emotional and narrative breadth.

Griffith, on fire to prove this new medium the equal of his beloved Dickens, pushed it, with the help of his great cameraman, Billy Bitzer, to a narrative breadth and emotional depth no one had.

"He takes 'Doctor Who' and pushes the envelope the whole time, not in terms of taste and decency but in terms of ideas and emotional intelligence, the size of feeling and epic stroke of narrative breadth," said Jane Tranter, the BBC's head of fiction.

Its teeming, overwhelming breadth of narrative complications has proved productive — the movie has sparked his subsequent decade of amazingly prolific, ever more brazenly and crisply intricate storytelling.

2015 has been a transformative year for open-world games, with standout releases like The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain revolutionising individual tenets of the genre, from narrative depth to mechanical breadth.

Here you have a popular TV show that offers a historical fictionalized narrative showing the full breadth and depth of a lifestyle that many call America's original sin.

Television more readily accommodates the breadth of novelistic narrative.

But if Kukla's book is sometimes lacking in focus and deep political insight, his knowledgeable enthusiasm for his subject and the liveliness and breadth of his narrative make up for its shortcomings.

"We felt that the documentary format wouldn't give us the breadth and nuance of narrative storytelling," Chuchu says.

The Desmond Elliott prize, won in the past by Ali Shaw, Nikita Lalwani and Edward Hogan, looks to reward "a novel of depth and breadth with a compelling narrative".

He is the second winner of the prize, which is awarded to a novel of depth and breadth with a compelling narrative.