Sentence examples for narrative transition from inspiring English sources

Potter's work originated in experimentation, ideas and visuals often carrying the story, and one of the questions at the Q&A following the screening addressed this narrative transition.

Every aspect of the book — its narrative transitions, dramatic changes in pictorial scale, fluctuations of mood, interlinking of visual themes — is handled with pinpoint control.

At this point, the narrative transitions to Avery.

But Luke's story and Avery's will remain intertwined forever... even as the narrative transitions again to the sons' stories.

Solo Acting: A cutting from serious or humorous drama or other literature with a brief narrative transitions allowed.

Even before these recommendations, the Somalia Affair narrative had transitioned from the horrifying acts perpetrated by Canadian soldiers towards the national trauma they caused.

A Home From Home is a narrative about this transition and, in the process, Alagiah wades into the debate about multiculturalism and British identity, presenting his experiences as documentary evidence about the problems and advantages of "multicultural" policies.

"While the 2012/13 profit warnings could be explained away in the narrative of tough transition years, 2015 was supposed to be the year of stabilisation," said Ian Whittaker at Liberum.

In this transition narrative, the grids of the past that were primarily about production, transmission and distribution are presently being eclipsed by the grid of the immanent future which will fundamentally alter the relationship between the production and consumption of electricity.

In this sense, smart electricity grids can be located within the larger narrative of a transition towards a more sustainable electricity system using an increasingly diverse range of low-carbon technologies to achieve "minimal environmental destruction, maximum social equity, and economic efficiency" [6].

There hasn't been a really big transition narrative in the UK in a really long time.