Sentence examples for shift in narrative from inspiring English sources

This is a huge shift in narrative tone, dramatically speaking — like switching from first to third person.

"I think it's the beginning in the shift in narrative, and that is a concern," said Deidre Berger, director of the American Jewish Committee's Berlin office.

My commute is less a shift in narrative than a breach, the rough equivalent of a David Foster Wallace endnote: aesthetically jarring, physically inconvenient, and essential.

Asturias's text marks a dramatic shift in narrative writing.

It continues on for 28 seconds with a shift in narrative.

Africa has never had good PR, but for the first time we are witnessing a paradigm shift in narratives about the continent.

The techniques of blurring the lyrical self and personae, of Bakhtinian shifts in narrative, of Derridean genre ploys, have been much exploited.

With its jerky hand-held camerawork, zero attention span, jarring shifts in narrative perspective and refusal to offer tidy explanations of who, what, where and when, "I'm Gonna Explode" keeps you continually off balance.

The repeated viewings can lead to a molecular shift in the narrative, in the settings and characters.

Mr. Kelly tangos with attempted shifts in the narrative, trying to blend comedy and tragedy, but the movie is often lumpy and dolorous.

If we seek to change the Arabs' perception about where the U.S. really stands, a subtle shift in our public narrative needs to be articulated to mitigate the current perception which suggests extreme biases in favor of Israel, resulting in further erosion of the U.S.' regional influence.