Sentence examples for narrative grammar from inspiring English sources

He also discusses the narrative grammar of the film as a political thriller.

They persist because they employ a narrative grammar critics are used to unpicking.

In the course of our gun-violence epidemic, a certain narrative grammar has emerged, and the accounts of eyewitnesses are an enraging staple of morning shows.

Tom Perlmutter, the N.F.B.'s film commissioner and chairperson, recognizes that digital media calls for a new "narrative grammar," and wants the N.F.B. to be "the midwife to a newborn form".

The novel is peculiar in this respect, because while anyone painting today exactly like Courbet, or composing music exactly like Brahms, would be accounted a fraud or a forger, much contemporary fiction borrows the codes and conventions — the basic narrative grammar — of Flaubert or Balzac without essential alteration.

This movie is, in fact, a reminder of how vital hotels are in Bond films, providing the essential narrative grammar: the checking in, the fight with the stranger in the room, the messages left at reception, the luxury cars lovingly photographed outside.

Results revealed that the both regular and special education students exhibited narratives with increasing syntactic and story grammar complexity and the use of landscape of consciousness elements.

Narratives were evaluated in terms of syntactic complexity, story grammar complexity, and use of landscape of consciousness elements.

However, story grammar levels were lower than reported data on story grammar structures of narratives that were produced by mainstream children.

QNA is an approach that allows structuring the narrative information contained in documents with the purpose of collecting data into a "story grammar".

Wilshaw told the conference the success of schoolchildren in London, particularly those from disadvantaged backgrounds who outperform their counterparts elsewhere, challenged the narrative surrounding grammar schools.