Sentence examples for narrative importance from inspiring English sources

That is the setting for "Howards End," Forster's famous novel about culture, property, gaping class distinctions, and the narrative importance of umbrellas.

The notion of scale in their pictures is also subjective, the relative size of things being decided by the artist either by their degree of emotional significance for him or by their narrative importance in the picture (interest perspective).

The times I identified most with Niko were not during the game's frequent cut scenes, which drop bombs of "meaning" and "narrative importance" with nuclear delicacy, but rather when I watched him move through the world of Liberty City and projected on to him my own guesses as to what he was thinking and feeling.

But her narrative importance is that she sees what others don't.

Considering that Serena and Blair have always been the heart of the series, both of them alternating narrative importance as the seasons progressed but keeping that core relationship of best friends/worst enemies at the center of the story, it's strange to reflect just how little screentime the two have shared this year (or perhaps longer?).

I will then examine the links between action and narrative, the importance of remembrance, and of what I call "communities of memory".

As part of their analysis, they should read the project's introduction — particularly the sections titled "Literary Contexts for Slave and Ex-Slave Narratives" and "Importance of This Project to the Nation".

During the in-depth qualitative interviews, participants were asked to focus on two narratives of importance to behavior change analyses: their social and sexual lives before becoming infected with HIV, and their social, sexual, and preventive behaviors following diagnosis.

After the fall of Hosni Mubarak the battle over narrative grew in importance.

Understanding why various individuals wanted a relic of the man necessitates discussing his life, and provides a narrative of the importance of his afterlife.

This chronic, debilitating and often difficult-to-treat disorder, as illustrated by Merkin's personal narrative, highlights the importance of overcoming our social blindness to its early manifestations.