Sentence examples for narrative settings from inspiring English sources

But it is also essential in another sense: It strips away the theatrical and narrative settings that Robbins had used for most of his ballets until then and offers just music and dance to create a world of sunlight and open air.

The narrative settings of the Pure Land teachings in the sutras were regarded as particularly significant in this regard.

The communicative function of narrative requires the narrative-setting authorities to persuade a broader audience of the legitimacy and appropriateness of their particular version of a situation.

Rather than formal institutionalization of humanitarianism, therefore, what we see is state authorities' narrative-setting to justify Turkey's temporary involvement and moral responsibility to Syrians.

(For reference: Canon, particularly used in fan fiction settings, refers generally to narrative, background or character material that can be found in the original source rather than in fan fiction or fan theories.

Like any Hollywood blockbuster, this narrative has settings, scenes, a plot, characters, and themes.

"Without any narrative, and wretched settings".

The repeated viewings can lead to a molecular shift in the narrative, in the settings and characters.

Despite disparate settings and narrative personas, a single voice -- erudite, fastidious, self-aware -- emerges.

And the idea that the individual writer is trapped within linear narrative and picture-frame settings is belied by the work of Simon Stephens, Martin Crimp and Caryl Churchill.

In La Princesse de Clèves (1678) by Marie-Madeleine, comtesse de La Fayette, the narrative forsakes the fanciful settings of its pastoral and heroic predecessors and explores the relationship between the individual and contemporary court society in a sober, realistic context.