Sentence examples for narrative to avoid from inspiring English sources

Houser also expressed the difficulty in balancing the game's narrative to avoid feeling both "camp" and "pompous"; he explained that balancing the two while maintaining realism was where the difficulty spawned.

"So it's harder to avoid narrative now.

Narrative is virtually impossible to avoid the minute one word is followed by another.

Revealingly, Guerra was warned by his teachers at Leeds to avoid narrative or representational dance-making, and concentrate on abstract choreography.

SS: In the broader market, there's a lot of narrative around founders wanting to avoid public markets today, though.

In order to elicit as much narrative as possible and to avoid getting only yes or no answers, BP added the phrases "Why" or "Please provide an example" to the end of certain questions.

At a time when most museums want to shape their exhibitions into narratives, this one seems strenuously to avoid any semblance of a narrative or evaluative thread.

Personally, replaying those narratives is a way to avoid receiving what's happening right now, and moving on from the past".

The Senate committee's Republicans, who had pulled out of the inquiry in September 2009, savaged it as a Democratic witchhunt – a critical boost for a CIA that wanted to avoid the narrative that it was pitted against the Senate.

Another way to avoid "false narratives" could be to rethink how literature and policies are written.

First, as some researchers (e.g., Benson, 2011; Pavlenko, 2007) point out, one needs to "avoid treating narratives as factual accounts" (Benson, 2011, pp. 545 546).