Sentence examples for screening narrative from inspiring English sources

A photograph of each volunteer who provided their CRC screening narrative was added to the leaflet, with their consent.

We needed one-screen narrative information management yesterday.

This is not especially ripe material for a screen narrative, especially for a production courting a mass audience.

There's also a red room built for the double-screen narrative "Vagabondia," by the artist Isaac Julien.

Xiaolu Guo did exactly that, and yet has made from the first acts of her life a rapid-action, wide-screen narrative that – in any other age – would beggar belief.

There was no place in the screen narrative for the book's suggestion that Charlotte and her father may have committed incest (a subject that had been "overdone" in films, according to Ms. Armstrong).

Few of the videos were up and running when I was previewing the show, but "Parallel," an ultra-sophisticated (and well-made) double-screen narrative at Jay Jopling/ WhiteCube by Runa Islam, a young British artist, made a definite impression.

And the most resonant feature of the films of the 1990s is Paul Scofield's interpretation of the off-screen narrative voice: a voice of exact and dreamy sarcasm, only slightly startled by the oddity of England and the extremity of Robinson's responses to it.

This claim is based on the fact that theatre, at the time Shakespeare's plays were written, was a mass audience form rather than the relatively elitist entertainment it has become; and also, more subtly, on the contention that the playwright's fondness for parallel plots and cross-cutting to some extent anticipates screen narrative.

This wouldn't be worth noting ironically if Apple itself hadn't taken part in the Windows Blue Screen narrative.

The music, by Russian IDM (Intelligent Dance Music) group Seed Art, seems to accentuate the flowing yet glitchy split-screen narrative.