Sentence examples for narrative meant from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sherman, best known as the author of the concentration camp drama "Bent," has put together his script so that from the moment it begins, with Rose in ominous mourning for a murdered 9-year-old girl, the signposts of a narrative meant to reflect back on itself are marked in neon.

A bigger vision led to scaling problems, the duality of the film's narrative meant creating not one, but two worlds and visual languages — not to mention a main character made entirely of light.

Gandalf goes off and has a separate adventure, largely unconnected from the main narrative, meant mainly to lay pipe for the Rings cycle.

If even a trans woman like myself can't parse a narrative meant to educate cis people about what it's like to be trans, what exactly is accomplished here?

The former director of the Bay Area's Contra Costa Crisis Center, which he led for 15 years, Bateson proceeds entirely from a position of advocacy, with a factual, levelheaded narrative meant to clearly and directly engage the questions that surround a highly emotional subject.

Narrative means democratic, good.

And embracing my narrative means I'm no longer daunted by those small-talk questions.

Meanwhile its branching route (and thus narrative) mean you'll want to re-read/play it again and again.

Fortunately, the episodic nature of the narrative means that none of the supporting cast annoys us for too long.

Our inborn thirst for narrative means that story — its power, purpose and relevance — will endure as long as the human animal does.

The film's non-linear narrative means that things often go back a year, or several years, and then lurch forward again.