Sentence examples for narrative unveiling from inspiring English sources
Each collage celebrates a specific family, its accompanying narrative unveiling a family through several generations.
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Ten days from now, some of the world's best-paid magicians of image and narrative will unveil a reboot of a most unfathomable man, Willard Mitt Romney, a 2012 model with a shelf life of barely two months.
Each chapter teaser is defined by a headline, a still and a short narrative that playfully unveils the multilayered universe of Nymphomaniac with which Lars von Trier wants to introduce a new film genre: Digressionism.
She is one of 420 residents of Tehran that I interviewed from 2008 till 2011 for the purposes of putting together a non-fiction narrative: The Iranian Chronicles: Unveiling the Dark Truths of the Islamic Republic (iUniverse 2012).
Other narrative elements could be unveiled by opening the book while in a specific geographic location.
For one, it plays right into Hollywood's long-documented love of overly sentimental sports narratives meant to unveil something larger about life, or adversity, or acceptance, or something ("I gave you my heart / Because it came with so much more").
Heimans said at the time of its first public unveiling: "Through the narrative of the portrait I wanted to produce a work of particular significance for the diamond jubilee.
He is about to unveil his new narrative to the park's executives — his last hurrah before being forced into retirement — and he invites the Man to come watch: "After all, you own the place".
The basic narrative fuel is always the slow unveiling of the final answer.
While the defense painted a portrait of a mentally ill boy in need of treatment, and the prosecution insisted he was a broken-hearted killer out for existential revenge, both sides unveiled similar narratives of a young life spun dangerously out of control.
