Sentence examples for narrative opportunities from inspiring English sources

What kind of narrative opportunities did the juxtaposition of these two settings give you?

What would games producers do without the narrative opportunities of nuclear apocalypse?

They are rich in narrative opportunities, offering a journey full of conflict, joy, struggle and pain, both physical and emotional.

One lurid recent example is Martin Scorsese's "Shutter Island" (2010), which is set in an asylum for the criminally insane, and Soderbergh, like Scorsese, delights in the narrative opportunities that are afforded by mental illness.

He applauded it for its exploration of BMO, its opening of new narrative opportunities with the introduction of Moe.

The premise – so pregnant with narrative opportunity that you wonder why no novelist has explored it before – is simple.

Adultery is so important in the history of the novel because it makes a narrative opportunity out of the state that once brought a novel to its end: marriage.

"With a printed comic, the only place I can surprise you as a reader is the upper left-hand corner," he said, referring to the narrative opportunity presented at each turn of the page as the eye moves to the top panel.

We've always loved hangovers in storytelling and art, because they provide a narrative opportunity for punishment, masochistic justice and redemption, all rolled into one blurry scene.

For such risks and values to be taken into account within reflexive systems of governance, the narratives on opportunities for adaptation generated by the people who facilitate vegetation management must be accommodated into deliberations on policy.

Stepping into our own potential to create positive change is an opportunity to learn; an opportunity to commit to increasing understanding and awareness; an opportunity to change the narrative; and an opportunity to participate in a collective effort to tackle interests of our shared humanity.