Sentence examples for narrative environments from inspiring English sources

Ms. Pfaff, who emerged in the gap between Process Art and the Pattern and Decoration movement, may be more of a formalist than her successors, but she has been creating elaborately impure, implicitly narrative environments for more than 25 years.

Oddly – and everything about Leine's work is decidedly odd – this engagement is effected utterly without any attempt at seduction through character: the story's momentum is dependent more on the clever manipulation of time-jumps and on the sheer strangeness of the narrative environment than on any charm on the part of its enigmatic main protagonist, the reluctant priest Morten Falck.

Critics have derided the overly solemn narrative, limited environments and conventional game mechanics.

She said that a narrative, gamelike environment was ideal for acquiring that skill.

The character was apparently designed to express the sleek minimalism of the game, combining style and practicality into an iconic look that is also perfectly in tune with both narrative and environment.

The findings suggest that the flow chart, the hidden story and the braided plot are best suited to guide learners in narrative-centered environments.

A mobile and multimedia game designed for History education was analyzed in terms of how it is designed and how it was applied as a narrative learning environment.

The "Environment Narrative" revealed yesterday by Danny Alexander (with a little help from photographer Oli Scarff) has a very striking line at the end: "Over the spending review period environment spending will increase [30%] in real terms.

If this is to be the case in a way that leads to substantial manifesto promises, then it seems to me that the growth versus the environment narrative that has become so prominent among key ministers and media outlets needs to be effectively challenged and changed.

Balls would find an easy win if he used his despatch box attacks to really get Osborne on the ropes over the misleading economy versus environment narrative – and his failure to support a green economy that's currently growing in its own right at over four per cent each year.

The poll question adopts a "jobs v. the environment" narrative which assumes fracking would benefit the economy.