Sentence examples for shifted narrative from inspiring English sources

The Last of Us shifted narrative shooters to a new level; the role-playing shooter Borderlands mixed blast-'em-up idiocy with character progression in a more daring and anarchic way.

That they are in the position they are in and the question can even be raised reflects a shifted narrative from the Bulls' missing Rose to — as Steve Aschburner of NBA.com recently posted on Twitter — what Rose is missing by not playing two months after being medically cleared after a long rehabilitation of his surgically repaired knee.

Another shifting narrative concerned the property itself.

He then seemed to blame his staffers for the shifting narrative.

American officials were at a loss to explain Saudi Arabia's constantly shifting narrative of the attack.

The fusillade of charges, against the murky, frequently shifting narrative of the attack, has generated more confusion than clarity.

To this complicated scenario Coe also adds shifting narrative perspectives and chapters that alternate between past and present.

A lot more of them experienced panic, confusion, and a consistently shifting narrative pushed by the press that first understated, then overstated, the threat.

Riyadh's shifting narrative of what happened to Khashoggi has hurt its credibility, Abdulaziz says, prompting more people to seek out other voices.

To this dour emotional core and documentary-like presentation, she adds elements of the fantastic and surreal, layers of shifting narrative voices and structural devices like repetition.

Lyndsey Turner's production would seem to be inseparable from the team of Es Devlin (sets) and Finn Ross (video), whose ever-rotating stage design propels a shifting narrative that looks made to order for film.