Sentence examples for pace structure from inspiring English sources

Re "Bringing New Understanding to the Director's Cut" (Basics, March 2): The work done by the Cornell psychologists in timing movie scenes from cut to cut and correlating that pace to neurological patterns misses the nature of film editing, which deals with the overall rhythm, pace, structure and flow of the film, and not just with the interval from cut to cut.

Its carefully paced structure gives the work an inherent dramatic value.

It's clear that the rise of "Lost" geekdom has encouraged fans, and critics who should know better, to celebrate the mythology — the least important element of the show, from a dramatic standpoint — while glossing over things like pacing, structure, camerawork and acting.

Somewhat surprisingly, the result is not a talky, highly literary game — interactive Tarantino, if you will — but a lean and quickly paced structure in which much of the story and character development can be missed if you're not paying close attention.

It also got great notices, including in the Los Angeles Times, where Susan Carpenter said that the author's "sense of pacing, structure and character is solid, and his casual vernacular is dead-on, simultaneously capturing the paranoia and self-obsessed negativity of depression".

When asked why they are leaving STEM degrees, students often report being frustrated with courses overburdened with content and with pacing structures that inhibit comprehension and reflection (Seymour 2006).

Excellent pace and structure of the session.

I used The Bacchae of Euripides for pace and structure.

But its pace and structure fail to compensate for Mr Berenson's shallow protagonist.

But the film's impact is so tremendous partly because its pace and structure seem so undramatic.

The pace and structure of "Three Rivers," on the other hand, feel more like those of a cop show than of a medical soap opera.