Sentence examples for serve narrative from inspiring English sources
Vallotton seems to have used the camera as an editing tool, one that could serve narrative by flattening shapes and blurring extraneous details.
Dead soldiers who conveyed a tale of Confederate desolation in one picture were made to serve a narrative of Union heroism in the next.
And he insisted that photography should serve the narrative.
The interactions are placed with a storyteller's touch, so they generally serve the narrative instead of distracting from it.
Where Kelly and his cast let loose are in the film's wild sex scenes, which both serve the narrative and manage to titillate.
Ms. Sherman's music ranges from chantlike compositions that simply serve the narrative to atonal sounds that imitate the weather to jigs and even hymns -- all played by a sextet of a piano, violin, cello, clarinet, French horn and accordion.
It's true that the flashbacks to Jesse's father being murdered in front of him serve a narrative function (we don't see who's pulling the trigger, but if the comics are any indication Jesse's family situation is about to get a lot more complicated).
These humble, domestic, familiar materials serve a narrative function as metaphoric signifiers bridging and interweaving personal trauma with public catastrophe.
From Fahrenheit to 2013's Beyond: Two Souls, Cage has never really set out to make "traditional" games for him, gameplay is really only there to serve the narrative.
Besides, the mini-scenarios could preferably serve as narratives for the consecutive main scenario.
From the Middle East, to Africa, to Europe, to the new world demagogues, haters and despots have been empowered by the ready to serve historical narratives to emphasize the flash points of conflict over the extended periods of coexistence.
