Sentence examples for narrative confusion from inspiring English sources

Spielberg remains a sworn foe of narrative confusion, and, as for potting, nobody does it better.

Hawkes dissipates the work's satirical purpose, while his operetta-within-a-film framing device adds unnecessary layers of narrative confusion.

A similar combination of high gloss and narrative confusion flaws Gilles Bourdos's beautifully filmed but grim reflection on the budding relationship of two young lovers who have survived childhood traumas.

"When my brother's in jail, I feel this brick in my stomach," trills the sultry Francis, which only adds to the narrative confusion because we later learn that they are not related.

A trifle overlong and marred by a certain narrative confusion, it begins and ends with spectacular train chases worthy of Keaton's The General and is overall a handsome, exciting, affectionate movie.

That's the essence of crime, and, for us landlubbers, it makes up for a lot of narrative confusion and chewed-off gibberish that seems designed to shut us out.

It needs some fleshing out: there are some narrative confusions, and it would be nice to see more exploration of the way that Terry is so reliant on the women in his life.

And although Scarlett had plans to revise this work to address the narrative confusions arising from its mix of impressionism and realism, his reluctance to edit the music seems to have restricted his choreographic changes to mere detail.

Yet the success of De Bernières's novel is to find in narrative variety not confusion, but comedy and consolation.

As the organization segues from "What just happened?" to "What do we do with what just happened?" a leader must create a lucid narrative to address confusion, bewilderment, and disorientation.

Thanks to her long experience with Haiti, Wilentz describes herself as only "fairly stupid," and at all times she's very much part of the narrative, her own confusions, feelings and memories restlessly informing the larger story.