Sentence examples for narrative issue from inspiring English sources

The narrative issue is one of the most pressing in dance today.

There was, he conceded, a tricky narrative issue here that readers often spotted: the possible implication that Cal's condition was the consequence of "immorality".

It skirts the edge of absurdity, as anything like this must, but manages to keep clear, and it includes a big flourish in the manner of early films by M Night Shyamalan, which adroitly finesses the narrative issue of what exactly to do with a movie about aliens showing up on Earth.

She speaks warmly of the Sparkbrook imam and believes, with Goddard and Lording, that the church must overcome its language (presentation) and "narrative" issues.

A vocal advocate for Uighur rights who is frequently confined to his home by security personnel, Mr. Tohti questioned the sparse narrative issued by the police, noting that news media restrictions have in the past prevented independent reporting on violent episodes involving Uighurs.

But while the film "succeeds as a powerful acting treat and a potent character study, there are some major narrative issues that prevent the film from being an accidental masterpiece".

And Thor is quite a bit of family-friendly fun (the PG-13 rating is a joke, this is PG material all the way), and its gee-whiz innocence allows you to overlook its narrative issues.

"I think you need to reflect on the fact that the narratives, issues and adversity that LGBTQ+ individuals can face is not a singular story.

Add to any of these one-dimensional exclusion narratives issues such as age, ethnicity, nationality, education, money and religion, and it will be clear that discrimination varies greatly from sub-group to sub-group.

Turkey must unequivocally state that it is an Armenian Diaspora illusion that such third country political pressures can force Turkey to accept their narrative and issue an "apology," opening the way for other demands by the Armenian Diaspora such as reparations or territorial claims.

I would say on a daily basis I'm [most] focused on kind of countering the mainstream media in a lot of ways, calling them out when they get something wrong, calling them out when there is a narrative focus issue that they're pushing and so they're only showing one side of the argument.