Sentence examples for time narrative from inspiring English sources

For a long time, narrative was out for the artist-auteur, and stories were seen as somehow suspect.

WITH families scattered and everyone pressed for time, narrative therapy is viewed by some as a relatively quick fix.

Around that time, narrative swung in on the art pendulum as a reaction to minimalism's insistence on the circumscribed, storyless, hard material fact of the object.

A comparable story of a rural idyll destroyed (though this time narrative artifice allows its eventual restoration) is at the centre of his greatly popular novel, The Vicar of Wakefield (1766).

The likelihood was that 24's celebrated "real time" narrative device would be abandoned for a feature, after Sutherland told Entertainment Weekly in 2010: "In a two-hour (movie) representation of the 24 world … you are not required to go scene-by-scene in real time.

A signature story is a "once upon a time" narrative.

The study examines teacher-solicited children's reports on peer group events (similar to Sharing time narratives), their design features, and the teachers' evaluative responses in primary school classroom interactions.

As the most faithful articulations of human time, narratives present the moments when agents, who are aware of their power to act, actually do so, and patients, those who are subject to being affected by actions, actually are affected.

It means, roughly, everything visible or audible in the real-time narrative of a movie or TV show.

Social media has a role not just in creating a real-time narrative of our lives, but also in preserving our "Remembrance of Things Past".

First-time narrative filmmaker Yulene Olaizola subverts the conventional addict story and imbues her main characters with a complexity and honesty that inspires this delicate and resonant journey of two old souls.