Sentence examples for narrative stage from inspiring English sources
I suppose the first realistically flawed actors on the narrative stage were in the Bible.
It is obvious that he did not rush his work; the last of the complete narrative (stage three, above) took him to the autumn of 413, eight and a half years before the end of the war, the last of stage two, to six and a half years before.
By the 2-year interval, children were mostly using one or two categories or one complete episode with spontaneous retelling (median narrative stage 4).
Before receiving the implant, children were mostly in the pre-structural, receptive stages and could at most label or comment on the pictures (median narrative stage 2).
". "The narrative stage directions - especially "Parolles and Lafew stay behind, commenting on this wedding" - look as though it is the point at which one author handed over to another".
Interviews began with a narrative stage in which the participant was invited to 'tell the story' of their transfer without interruption, followed by a semi-structured stage with follow-up questions and prompts about specific topics [ 22, 23].
Its brilliant use of the traditional musical-theatre form and stunning use of technology produced a glorious fusion of song, dance, narrative, staging and bang up to date idiom.
The love affair between Elder and Armando develops and deepens in shrewdly managed narrative stages that convince on the psychological level and also gratify a need for tension and jeopardy.
The trail of documentation expanded as Richards worked his way through the narrative stages.
This week, when a documentary crew took to Kickstarter to find funds to finish a movie about Glass's first opera with the director Robert Wilson — the four-hour-plus, non-narrative stage extravaganza "Einstein on the Beach" — I found Glass at work once again, just before 9 A.M. "I'm doing something now, and I'd like to continue doing it," he said, congenially.
Austin McCormick, who runs Company XIV, is a choreographer far less interested in the particularity of movement than in a rambunctious theatricality that deploys dance as part of a sexy, colorful mix of narrative and stage genres.
