Sentence examples for narrative options from inspiring English sources
This is a game that combines replayability with plenty of narrative options outside the main storyline, and yet it also manages to never make side-quests or challenges like taking over bandit outposts feel too repetitive or like they're chores included to pad out the possible hours.
Just as "Scandal" went from meh procedural to addictive soap, "Grimm" has kept its narrative options open and now it's reaping the benefits.
As TV becomes more streamlined into easily binge-able seasons, more unconventional and single-serving narrative options are harder to come by.
Narrative turns down the volume from the back mic, focusing the audio recording on your voice as you shoot; Outdoors shoots from both mics, using the noise cancellation mic to nullify some of the wind; subject is the contrast to the narrative option, focusing the mic recording input on things behind the camera.
Rather than a branching narrative with options that lead you off on different story paths, the card system lets you build a coherent story with many different ways to explore or experience events.
The narrative glue of "Options" — more Elmer's than epoxy — is the recent scandal surrounding the backdating of stock options at several prominent high-tech firms, including Apple.
Please shelve the "victims sadly sent to war without options" narrative we keep hearing from members of the Vietnam generation.
To put it reductively, if Bin Laden and Zawahiri are removed from the narrative, Obama's options in the region will expand considerably.
They also cater to the traditional text-based, linear narrative and few options are available to writers of non-traditional, non-linear forms.
There are exceptions, of course (some secondary characters or solid married couples in family-themed sitcoms), but when we're talking about protagonists who include the search for love among their primary narrative arc, the options get murkier.
The success of his "austerity is the only option" narrative is impressive, but cutting on this scale was not considered inevitable by other countries.
