Sentence examples for soft narration from inspiring English sources
I remember sitting around the fireplace on Christmas Eve and listening to his soft narration about the symbolism surrounding the 25th of December.
"When I film, I feel like the camera protects me," Mr. Burnat says in his soft-voiced narration of the movie, making a point familiar to all journalists.
The narration, soft and paternal and gently chiding, might genuinely count as the best thing Roger Allam has ever done.
Under Elizabeth Whyte's subtle and straightforward direction, Mr. Roche, a tall, lean man with thinning hair and piercing eyes, holds his audience with a soft-voiced, conversational narration that never indulges in sentiment or even emotion.
The medieval-sounding horn flourish when the knight Gurnemanz invokes the dead king Titurel in his opening narration came out translucently soft, as if emerging from the distant past.
The narration enacts the narrator's fate.
He tries to translate Ms. Egan's prose by means of a battery of cinematic shortcuts -- soft-focus montage, earnest voice-over narration and so many flashbacks you may wonder if your popcorn was laced with some hallucinogen.
Because the narrative is driven by the sporadic off-screen narration of Komona (Rachel Mwanza) — a soft-voiced girl with spiky, braided hair, who is 12 when the story begins and 14 when it ends — "War Witch" barely acknowledges the political and economic factors behind the strife.
Soft Sleepers … If it has to be one, though, it's Wojtek Ziemilski's Small Narration.
The narration, written by Berlioz, is sometimes pierced by strands from the "Symphonie Fantastique" or cushioned by soft orchestral chords.
