Sentence examples for sound narrative from inspiring English sources

The hugely successful films of the 1970s have all been built on sound narrative structures: The French Connection, The Godfather, Patton, Chinatown, The Sting, Star Wars.

But more than just a mix of paper, wires, hidden speakers, sound, narrative and abstract space, her work is ultimately about telling a story.

She soon developed an innovative approach to the subject, using collage and constructed imagery and "sound narrative" that dignifies trafficked persons and re-frames how their stories are portrayed.

The overall sound and narrative of new gospel records are so similar: often recorded live or partly live with a congregation, with an almost established set of tones on guitar, drums and keyboards, all suggesting charisma.

The justly celebrated climax, an encounter with the alien mother ship, remains one of the great moments in film, and as close to a celebration of pure light, movement and sound as narrative cinema has yet reached.

They borrowed the inventive uses of sound design, narrative structure, and theme.

In the Berlin period of experimentation and incubation, Bonaparte's collaborative ethic birthed a unifed art in which word, image, sound and narrative are of a whole piece.

When incorporated into a regular bedtime routine, this can become a conditioning habit: the sound of narrative talking voice will cue body and mind that it's time for sleep.

"The way she captures sounds and narrative -- the piece becomes absolutely believable.

Fox has sounded that narrative of "a campaign against some of America's cops" often in its Freddie Gray coverage.

The novelist D.H. Lawrence, too, acknowledged the eternal tension between impulsive, selfish desires and deeper strivings toward a common good that, he insisted, could be nourished by sound public narratives.