Sentence examples for narrative categories from inspiring English sources
Sifted by genre, the 10 novels cover five of the main narrative categories.
Portraits of rebels and outsiders dominate this year's competing films in both the documentary and narrative categories.
Histories of theories of method would naturally employ the same narrative categories and classificatory pigeon holes.
VNG assigns narrative categories to panels (Cohn, 2014b), organized into hierarchical constituents (Cohn, Jackendoff, Holcomb, & Kuperberg, 2014).
Narrative categories apply to both the panel level and the constituent level; that is, just like individual panels, whole groupings of panels can play particular narrative roles.
VNG's narrative categories are more predictive of segmentation choices in drawn visual narratives than semantic situational changes (Cohn & Bender, 2017), and P600s also differ between sequences in which inferential situational change is held constant but narrative structure differs (Cohn & Kutas, 2015).
"Brothers" simply doesn't fit into any narrative category familiar to the Western reader.
For example, the jury for the world narrative category will consist of the writer-directors Kenneth Lonergan ("You Can Count on Me," "Margaret and Paul Haggisis ("Crash," "Million Dollar Baby"); the actresses Blythe Danner and Bryce Dallas-Howard; and the cultural journalist Jessica Winter.
On Thursday, April 28, she won Tribeca Film Festival's 2011 Best Actress in a Narrative Feature Film award in the World Narrative category.
"When Marnie Was There," the delicate, evocative new Japanese animated film from Studio Ghibli, does not fall neatly into any conventional narrative category.
