Sentence examples for written narration from inspiring English sources

The written narration feels forced, grasping at feelings and drama that just aren't there.

For the Collegiate Chorale performance, Robert Bass, the group's conductor, has connected the musical numbers with a freshly written narration.

The opening photograph of the photo-essay established the situation, and as with written narration there was a visual climax and a definite conclusion.

"Caught in the Crossfire," like many documentaries in the Frederick Wiseman tradition, eschews virtually all spoken or written narration, relying solely on what the camera recorded.

The eloquence of the interview subjects -- and the clips -- have a power that the written narration, which tends to sound like an "All Things Considered" segment, often lacks.

The film emerges as a provocative moral inquiry but also as a vivid portrait of a place and time, informed by Ms. Barret's gentle, personal rumination (with a beautifully written narration by Fenton Johnson, a Kentucky novelist).

'Some damned faggot who runs an art theatre telling me how to write narration.' So I began to camp it up... 'Oh, Mr Hemingway, you think because you're so big and strong and have hair on your chest that you can bully me.' So this great figure stood up and swung at me.

A documentary I wrote the narration for was nominated.

"You have to write the narration to fit the scene," he said.

I write the narration, I'm just not in the editing room every day.

He wrote the narration for the American version of that 2005 French documentary, which took in $91 million, after adjusting for inflation.