Sentence examples for narrative missteps from inspiring English sources

There are no narrative missteps.

Its narrative missteps notwithstanding, this is a movie on the grandest scale, one that really does induce a sense of awe.

Eurogamers Dan Whitehead, The Verge's Arthur Gies, and Giant Bomb's Patrick Klepek criticized the end of the game for its generic missions, "late narrative missteps", and abrupt ending.

But for the more concrete parts of Dr. Sarkin's story, perplexing narrative and publishing missteps manage to obscure the landscape effectively enough that the reader is sorely tempted to head elsewhere.

If the settlement fails to identify any high-ranking executives at the bank as responsible for the actions leading to such a massive fine, the S.E.C. will be supporting the bank's own narrative about the Whale missteps.

However, the sweep of the narrative gradually overcomes these missteps, and as the various searches for revenge or redemption get under way the writing achieves unforced grace and power.

His young fans hear their own triumphs and missteps in his spare narratives.

Game Informer's Kimberley Wallace was less enthusiastic, saying that while there were a few interesting scenes, "the narrative and characters make a lot of missteps".

The policy narrative Mr. Rhodes spun in the speeches for Mr. Obama exposes how the missteps-by-missteps to follow that disengagement yellow brick road contributed mightily to the erosion of U.S. national interests.

Mr. Obama has said the lack of an effective narrative has been one of his administration's biggest missteps.

Two years into the great Miami Heat experiment, the biting narratives have begun to blur — LeBron James's failures merging with franchise missteps merging with random events and unforeseen obstacles.