Sentence examples for unbroken narrative from inspiring English sources

Not for him the unbroken narrative line or the lyrical set- piece.

As you may have surmised by now, the National Gallery's sculpture collection lacks the nearly unbroken narrative that unfolds in the painting galleries upstairs.

But geology, in spite of all the rocks in its pockets, provides a lofty vantage point, one that forces us to acknowledge the ephemerality of the present moment while also empowering us to travel freely across time, glimpsing geographies and ecosystems that are simultaneously foreign and familiar, one dissolving into the next, an unbroken narrative leading to the present.

The game continues Half-Lifes methods of an unbroken narrative.

The game is unique in the context of the Half-Life series in that it is the only game divided into separate missions, each with a specific objective to pursue, instead of consisting of a single unbroken narrative.

Walsingham continued the work of Matthew Paris (died 1259) in an attempt to provide an unbroken St. Albans narrative from the creation to his own time.

A depressing number of critics will view You Have to Be Careful purely as a tale of a Scotsman on the piss in the US, reminiscing about his life and trying to make that flight back home, told in a largely unbroken "stream of consciousness" narrative.

Code Unknown (2001) Using long, unbroken shots and an episodic narrative, Haneke explores themes of nationality, politics, culpability and family through the lives of five apparently disparate Parisians.

There is a respect for memory, for the skein of historic narrative that is unbroken, as well as a necessary opening out of space, new windows on the surrounding panorama of corporate greed and reefs of threatened ghetto.

Instead, the Nobel prize-winning author had to be content with using italics to convey different periods in time, and what he called the "unbroken-surfaced confusion" of Benjy's narrative, the first section of the novel which is told from the perspective of an adult with the mind of a child.

Both Fury, Brad Pitt's tank opera, and Unbroken, Angelina Jolie's PoW true story, bring battle strikingly to life, but fall back on narrative tropes too threadbare to stimulate.