Sentence examples for narrative titles from inspiring English sources

And this image, like almost everything on view -- including a bronze lamp in the form of a gold-robed sentry and a set of extraordinary carved narrative titles -- was created to amuse, instruct or protect the dead, in a culture as fixated on the afterlife as our own is entangled in the minutiae of the here and now.

But it is the U.S. narrative titles where viewers will recognize some familiar names -- in unfamiliar roles.

In most narrative action titles that require spectacular violence from the protagonist, the player is encouraged to both see the character as a rounded human in the story sections, but then treat them as a killing machine in the interactive sequences.

Mac/PC/PS3/PS4/Xbox 360/XbOneOne, Telltale Games; cert: 18 ★★★★ Developer Telltale has previously proved itself to be something of a master of the episodic, narrative-led titles that evoke the spirit of classic "point and click" adventures, so it is pleasing to see the team's latest effort focus on DC Comics' famed Dark Knight.

The extent to which Dacre will be able to address the public desire for recognisable faces on stage is so far unclear – casting for the opening season will be announced later – but his first slate of productions is cannily led by narratives and titles with widespread familiarity.

While the unit economics of making money from individual downloads of narrative-based titles is still a bit of a Wild West in the VR world, it's a critical issue that can probably only be punted for so long.

After completing BioShock Infinite and its expansion, Levine announced that he was restructuring Irrational Games to focus on smaller, narrative-driven titles.

Short, narrative-focused titles have gone down well, ideal fare to see out a day: I finished The Bunker, Virginia, and Dear Esther's consoles-tuned "Landmark Edition" in single sittings, each a compact experience that warrants investigation for very different reasons.

Short, narrative-focused titles have gone down well, ideal fare to see out a day: I finished The Bunker, Virginia and Dear Esther's consoles-tuned "Landmark Edition" in single sittings, each a compact experience that warrants investigation for very different reasons.

He began making these narrative works, with titles like "Low Tide" and "The Birth of Venus," in the town house in L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue.

The few narrative non-fiction titles such as The Radium Woman by Eleanor Doorly, 1939, a biography for children about the life of Marie Curie, The Story of your Home by Agnes Allen, 1949, an historical survey of UK domestic architecture from early man living in case to modern blocks of flats and The Making of Man by IW Cornwall, 1960, a book about evolution.