Sentence examples for tiny narratives from inspiring English sources

And the more people who join it, trying to add their own twists and turns, the more tiny narratives we create.

But fact checking numbers and trends leaves out the tiny narratives that provide what the Sanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy calls the "misleading vividness" that stems from anecdotal evidence.

I am reminded suddenly of the way Half Life 2 turned the act of throwing a can into a tiny narrative punchline, way back in 2004.

Kopatchinskaja was her equal partner in these tiny, distilled narratives, weaving sounds around her that crunched, slid, soared, grated or danced – then switching mercurially into a new mood.

It's a shame, because some things are still appropriately pared down: the nightclub set derived from the original ballet makes sense in the tiny bits of narrative linking that Tharp has imposed.

"Tiny Worlds" Creates Animated Narratives In The Rubbish Of London's Streets.

As is the fashion now, the filmmakers develop the narrative in tiny fragments.

But why quibble with this tiny flaw in a narrative that speaks so astutely to the unspeakable losses inherent in the human condition?

It was a tiny piece of emergent narrative, but it spoke volumes about what this game was – a universe equally created by the designers and every individual player.

Yet, in exactly the same way as his contemporaries a decade before, Green was capable of seeding his narrative with tiny hints and allusions to the social landscape of the period that only a handful of his readers would understand.

"Infinite Jest" is a novel about the narcotic power of language — a power so overwhelming that Wallace has to shred narrative into tiny strips to keep it under control.