Sentence examples for narrative values from inspiring English sources

Narrative values are not felt, they are lived.

There are narrative values expressed by human lives that are not reducible to moral values.

This preponderance of narrative values follows a winter season in which City Ballet concentrated on full-length story ballets.

As Americans are we so inculcated with the cultural and narrative values sanctioned "family entertainment" that we crave more.

But the best-known early pioneer, who made films with some kind of cherishable narrative value, was Georges Méliès, whose 1902 short A Trip to the Moon is generally heralded as the first science-fiction film, and a landmark in cinematic special effects.

So, in this second narrative, value co-creation refers to something where individuals, teams or organisations with rather similar interests and expertise join together for mutual benefit, actualised through knowledge share and transfer.

Since the 1970s film studies has been dominated by a basic paradigm the concept of classical Hollywood cinema that is, the protagonist-driven narrative, valued for the way it achieves closure by neatly answering all of the enigmas it raises.

I loved those kids like crazy and together we bounced around the country, committing acts of dubious judgment but great narrative value.

It is not Birthright's mission to disseminate Palestinian narratives, values or propaganda.

Through our stories we can create a narrative that values everyone's voice and emphasizes shared values.

We may, however, believe that she still has interests in dignity and in having her former narrative and values respected.