Sentence examples for opens the narrative from inspiring English sources

Lance Edmands's "Bluebird," which opens the narrative feature competition, aims for a similar immersion in a place but tries a little too hard for atmosphere.

The decision to open the narrative with Faisal's death and funeral gives it a good beginning but deprives it of a strong ending.

"The big issue is that we need to open the narrative to allow women to be seen as central, rather than peripheral," she says.

It contains parallels to Sam Shepard's play Buried Child, opening the narrative with the image of a child's corpse being discovered in the family's backyard.

This interrogation focuses on historical and cultural processes that enabled this masculinization, certain ideals of femininity implicit within this narrative which opens the door for female participation, and womens' use of images and icons drawn from a common cultural milieu to enter the political landscape of Hindutva.

This is what visual storytelling has to offer, this kind of immediacy, of empathy, this ability to open up the narrative in a way that transcends words.

Federer blitzed Murray with an attacking display in the Scot's first Grand Slam final at the 2008 US Open, and by the time Djokovic made it three major finals without a single set for Murray at the 2011 Australian Open, the narrative was fixed.

But more important, he opened the door for the narrative that soon emerged: Those who questioned the results were guilty of apostasy.

Economic constraints prevented Buñuel from continuing this line of exploration; instead, with his next project, the slyly self-contradictory documentary "Las Hurdes" ("Land Without Bread," 1933), he began his practice of subverting from within, introducing contradictory images and phrases that opened holes in the narrative rather than shattering it outright.

3. The Talmud (a book of Jewish law and lore) Shabbat 21B opens its narrative of Hanukah in a bizarre manner.

She leaves a subtle pause and opens her narrative.