Sentence examples for powerful narration from inspiring English sources

"The murals are highly cinematic, with powerful narration".

But as the narration gave these images new meanings, the pictures now told a compact, powerful story with no punch lines.

But beneath the weight of Oprah Winfrey's pushy narration and a succession of overly posed images, "Emmanuel's Gift" becomes a powerful story of political change that is almost smothered by contrivance.

This connection was emphasized especially in "Song of Myself" by using an all-powerful first-person narration.

Oscar-nominated actress Mare Winningham's melodic narration captures the powerful love at the novel's core.

There's a timelessness about the vacuity of this soulless set that makes the whole dismal story a powerful fable for our times, made totally convincing by the finely nuanced narration.

He doesn't provide a narration, but his increasingly powerful arrangement of the material forces a moral and spiritual reckoning with the events.

It's about the Holocaust, but it has a simple and horrible beauty to it, because it describes the terrifying nature of the Holocaust through a powerful series of images and a narration that was specific, naming the collections of items of the prisoners and survivors.

Computer-based multimedia learning environments — consisting of pictures (such as animation) and words (such as narration) — offer a potentially powerful venue for improving student understanding.

The narration enacts the narrator's fate.

Description is particularly powerful in fiction as a substitute for narration: instead of saying a character was angry, you describe the character as having bulging eyes, flared nostrils, and a beet-red face, and use "thundered," "shouted," or "screamed" in place of "said" to describe the character's voice.