Sentence examples for narrative strings from inspiring English sources

Pulling roughly on several narrative strings, Mr. Balabanov conjures a political and moral landscape drowning in corruption and pickled in black-market vodka.

Episode two of Telltale's Game of Thrones, "The Lost Lords," followed in the jugular vein of its predecessor by layering on the intrigue for coming installments without actually settling any of the loose narrative strings left flapping in the wake of episode one's bloody climax.

Episode two of Telltale's Game of Thrones, "The Lost Lords", followed in the jugular vein of its predecessor by layering on the intrigue for coming instalments without actually settling any of the loose narrative strings left flapping in the wake of episode one's bloody climax.

The great themes of her work are threaded on a narrative string that is as manufactured as the works themselves, which is not to say that Bourgeois was a liar or a humbug.

Instead, he said the narrative string of photos and video that disappear after 24 hours is a format, akin to the cascading feed-based model popularized by companies like Facebook and Twitter and eventually adopted by countless others.

On stage, you can see people making themselves up, changing from moment to moment; it quickly becomes obvious that an identity may be just a thin thread of narrative stringing together totally different characters.

That began to affect the friendship, which is the main narrative string of the book.

Lacking coherent themes, the narrative simply strings one episode after another, and too often it gets lost altogether in a numbing recitation of inessential facts and dates.

Next came "Psycho: A Narrative for String Orchestra," a suite arranged by the conductor John Mauceri.

When we performed the poems, we dressed in monochrome and were accompanied by Bleeding Heart Narrative, a string quartet, to create a faithful distortion of the original film.

Struck by this parallel, I had the idea of writing a modern Downton, playing on all the same narrative and voyeurist strings, but starting in 2012, rather than 1912.