Sentence examples for overt narrative from inspiring English sources

Frederic Edwin Church's "Aurora Borealis" (1865) has no overt narrative.

Much of their musical originality lies in their utter lack of ornamentation and overt narrative drama.

There seems to be a terror of creating any overt narrative sympathy or pain that other students might label "corny".

To call "Air and Other Invisible Forces" abstract choreography is to suggest it has no overt narrative.

Presenting less of an overt narrative than Grant's mural, Götz's geometric images recall the rhythmic chanting for which the space was once used.

The lack of an overt narrative gives the film a beautiful fluidity, leaving space for the viewer to overlay her own visions and dreams of discovery and exploration.

Yet so too has the fight to challenge images of African-American voters as more ignorant or less politically engaged than other communities -- images that we've seen time and again in the 21st century, often coded (if not indeed overt) through narratives of "Obama voters".

In the work in this New York solo show, organized by Christopher Phillips, narrative and overt symbolism are played down.

In Sokolow's last years, her work had become unfashionable in the United States, her mix of drama and dance replaced by movement for its own sake, without narrative or overt dramatic expressiveness.

"An aspect of the work, overt or not, is the narrative of the treasure hunt through closets, attics, basements and hidden nooks," Dion says.

But compromise with the old narratives was more overt in Serbia's Srebrenica resolution: by taking pains to avoid the word genocide, the resolution was widely interpreted in Bosnia as a further affront to the victims and a meaningless gesture.