Sentence examples for narrative freedom from inspiring English sources

Their entitlement, so irritating to viewers, afforded "Girls," in its best moments, a thrilling narrative freedom.

But, over all, it used its narrative freedom wisely and creatively.

And while it hinders narrative freedom, one of the show's most potent assets is that soberly shining truck.

This rigid structure provides a certain narrative freedom, and the episodes of Jason's life don't have snug resolutions.

Science fiction, in exchange for the narrative freedom it offers, demands at least lip service to the notion of a lawful natural world as interpreted by science.

One peculiar narrative freedom of Game of Thrones, bracing to both readers and viewers, is its willingness to kill a character with whom we had been invited to identify.

Genre might certainly increase some of your narrative freedoms, but it also diminishes others.

Fairy tale is primal emotional uproar made plot, and Budnitz embraces its narrative freedoms with glee: in these tales of stifled families and wild heartache, characters crumble to pieces, burst into flame, disappear into the ether.

He's clearly enamoured of the narrative freedoms offered by long-form TV drama, and seems able to get any number of small-screen projects (whether drama or documentary) off the ground without difficulty.

The Exodus story is potent not only because it's a narrative of freedom from oppression, but because in microcosm it's about how human beings deal with freedom and negotiate the difficult life passages that occur once they receive the gift of choice.

But the conservative narrative about freedom took on a troubling new meaning last week when Hurricane Sandy devastated the East Coast.