Sentence examples for narrative juncture from inspiring English sources

An astonishing number of his movies feature, at a crucial narrative juncture, the sexual humiliation of a female character, and sometimes, it has seemed, of an actress: Sally Kellerman's inadvertently public shower in "M*A*S*H*"; the "smoker" strip-tease scene in "Nashville"; Julianne Moore's tearful, half-naked confession of adultery in "Short Cuts" -- this is a very partial list.

As a feature of every Gunners campaign these days is a Wenger-in-crisis narrative at some juncture.

Told in Lila's own voice, the narrative finds the poetic juncture between her uneducated speech -- she claims at one point to have not known the word "existence" -- and Robinson's acutely observed and measured prose, resulting in a voice, and a novel, both believable and achingly beautiful.

The exploration of the refugee crisis and national narratives in this 'critical juncture' will make identity policies regarding the refugee crisis between 2014 and 2016 in the EU, ASEAN and East Asia comparable at an international level.

Mr. Hurwitz said he had talked with Netflix about the possibility of presenting the new "Arrested Development" season in a more interactive way that would allow viewers to decide for themselves which characters they wanted to follow at various junctures in the narrative.

In other cases, participants who had at one juncture in their narratives prioritized aspirations of being "strong and capable" or "healthy" (even over being thin) acknowledged their concurrent longing to be slender.

Besides posing a risk to Obama's presidency should casualties and public support move sharply in opposite directions, a severe setback for the U.S. in Afghanistan at this juncture would strengthen the narrative depicting American power as being in steep decline and possibly embolden rivals to test areas of the global status quo propped up largely by the U.S. since the Cold War ended.

Any notion that McIlroy is seeking a soft option here would be flawed; not only did he face a nationality debate head-on by declaring for Ireland's team at an early juncture but very recently spoke about his fear that the Olympic narrative could be damaged by scenarios such as Scott's.

It uses the events of 9/11 not as a narrative armature on which to build a structure of ideas relating to an important juncture in modern politics and culture, but as a trapeze on which to perform pleasing emotional displays.

A critical juncture".

"This is a critical juncture".