Sentence examples for narrative footing from inspiring English sources

All of the above struggled to regain their narrative footing in series two, despite a prevailing critical and commercial wind.

Keegan-Dolan rarely sets a narrative foot wrong.

But as soon as I began to scribble down what I think of as the great, quintessentially English films, what I found was that almost all were either set in London or had at least one narrative foot in the capital.

Lots of narrative pussy-footing for little reward.

And like every dual national, his narrative maintains a foot in two places.

Narrative is the foot soldier of the dramatic arts; Antonioni's points fly in this picture so fast that their meanings are caught only on the wing.

Screenwriting students critique classmates' scripts on one side of the room, while creative-writing students experiment with free-form narrative a few feet away.

Korda turns these coarse settings into scenes from "The Music Man" or "Oklahoma!" He is on much surer footing when the narrative shifts to West Point in 1911.

Brooks weaves the digital realm seamlessly into his narrative: "I stare at my feet.

At Carl Hammer's booth there is an 11-foot wonder of narrative complication and formal elegance by that reclusive genius.

At least this time there's no magical whisking away of the narrative rug from under our feet at the last moment, as in Atonement or Sweet Tooth.