Sentence examples for narrative creating from inspiring English sources

Or a genuine original who has converted the stasis of visual art into the ongoing drama of literary narrative, creating a kind of three-dimensional writing?

In my documentary work, I'm trying to move past the obvious and move into more of a lyrical narrative, creating a visual language with the images and capturing stuff that is not a definitive moment.

They must acknowledge that they set about constructing a narrative creating the impression of the police as the thin blue line confronting thousands of men, bent on violence in order to extend the impact of the strike, a narrative briefed to Margaret Thatcher and her ministers that, with its element of truth, soon became the orthodoxy.

And in the American west, we've spent a lot of energy, and money, and resources, and cultural narrative creating the idea that actually, we are supposed to be here, it's our divine right to be in this dry climate in whatever numbers we want, and living whichever way we want.

The music (Angelo Milli's score and a handful of emotive pop songs) combines with the deep colors of Philippe Le Sourd's cinematography to summon up intensities of sentiment not yet arrived at by the narrative, creating an interesting frisson of suspense.

Elements like live animation are incorporated into the narrative, creating a vibrant, constantly morphing backdrop that can change along with the character's actions or words, making for a hybrid environment of virtual and real for the actor (Shana Moulton) to perform in.

It didn't fit the narrative created for it.

The looping groundhog day narrative creates a foreboding atmosphere where you want to help anyone you can.

Unfortunately, Marcus's borrowings from conventional narrative create an expectation of structural coherence that the book then declines to deliver.

Sustained concentration on the printed word, whether in-depth argument or fictional narrative, creates a particular cerebral event which visual-dependent media cannot.

At the University of Toronto, a group led by Ronald M. Baecker is investigating the usefulness of complementing SenseCam images with an audio narrative created by a loved one.