Sentence examples for the proper narrative from inspiring English sources
"But in this case it seemed like the proper narrative technique that would reveal everything you could ever really know about the town and the people involved".
In confirmation of Donella H. Meadow's critique [1] that contemporary visions primarily describe implementations and pathways while neglecting or minimizing the proper story or narrative, many present-day visions seem to lack a clear distinction between the narratives (vision) told and the pathways (implementations) described.
"I feel like the thing that we hadn't done was a proper narrative film with dialogue and all these things we love about film, so we wanted to do that with this one".
Silent Hill: Homecoming, which is only getting so-so reviews (which stinks because it's my favorite game series; Silent Hill 2? Now there's proper narrative in a video game), is effectively banned in Australia because of its over-the-top violence.
If history is put in its proper narrative we all know equality has never existed "for all men" and it doesn't now.
He kept detailed journals, and he struggled for a long time to find the proper form for a narrative.
Finding the proper balance between chronological narrative and thematic analysis is the key challenge in writing Civil War and Reconstruction textbooks today.
The proper telling of the story depends upon narrative suppression.
I feel the photograph put over a false narrative and the proper context was ignored.
For most of it her ear remains pretty reliable, and the metre keeps the story rolling along; when problems occur, they are generally to do with the difficulties of reconciling the proper concentration of poetry with a narrative demand for information, which produces a dispiriting effect of prose: "His conscience seemed troubled all the same.
The exhibit is shaping to be a significant first step to the proper curatorial presentation of a new narrative medium, which seems, only recently, to be obtaining widespread recognition as an art form.
