Sentence examples for narrative kind from inspiring English sources

Godard would soon abandon this romantic, narrative kind of filmmaking, thinking himself both unsuited emotionally and politically, and he fell out with Truffaut as their views of the role of cinema sharply diverged.

If you choose, you can let that picture remain abstract, unattached to any narrative, a kind of psychic encephalogram.

Into this very different context, two accounts of Israeli history take us back to a more traditional Zionist narrative, a kind of corrective to the corrective.

But what his campaign has not offered, to date, is a crisis narrative, the kind of biographical story of overcoming hardship that other politicians have used to define themselves and inspire other Americans.

Each story features, alongside the main narrative, a kind of sidebar with fragments of historical fact and shards of dialogue underneath a date, like snatches of some ominous news ticker.

This does sum up their aesthetic oeuvre, though the actual process of forging that narrative was kind of indiscriminate.

Upon experiencing it through a new lens, the story suddenly pulls together and becomes a convincing dramatic narrative; the kind of riveting and dynamic experience that finally makes sense and grabs hold of one's imagination.

And then I was thinking about these things in a very personal way with the loss of my mother and that original homeland, and all of those narratives just kind of overlaid and wove themselves together to make Submerged Motherlands.

But there is a smaller, intense demographic that experienced the political narrative as a kind of civic religion.

Ultimately, the narrative of what kind of thing a piano is must be a story of all these users.

He recounts a conversation between Heydrich and his father, then reprimands himself: "There is nothing more artificial in a historical narrative than this kind of dialogue".