Sentences with phrase «as a narrative»

The undertaking would be no easy feat — as the casting, as well as the narrative for the main star absolutely, has to be spot on.

It's not a how - to as much as a narrative of them growing most of their food for a year.

Unless you count the achievements and scoring system, this is a game with no explicit goals or intrinsic motivations — things such as narrative progression or challenge completion.

, landscape functions as a narrative device that tests limits by actually working within the predetermined parameters of time.

The actions you take, and the choices you make, shape your experience as the narrative unfolds.

Still, it seems to exist more as an exercise in foreign accents than as a narrative feature film.

The lecture took place 4 years before his practice became known as narrative therapy.

Yes it looks spectacular (just like everything else does nowadays) but as a narrative film, as an attempt to emotionally engage an audience it is a failure.

Western art history has nearly always been constructed as a narrative in which women are viewed through male eyes — as subjects and as objects.

In our view, the developments collectively known as narrative therapy offer some unique and helpful perspectives to the field of child and family therapy.

The 40 - minute work explores loss and grief as much as the narrative constructions of fiction and the cinematic conventions used in documentary films.

Just as a narrative does not repeat the play, your cover letter must not repeat what is already written in your resume.

Just as the narrative here is unlike any of his previous films, so too is the very look of the film.

But I would have appreciated more stories, and can't help but wonder if the book would have more impact if it had been written as narrative non-fiction.

As a narrative driven experience there is only one specific order in which tasks must be accomplished, but the player still has quite a bit of freedom in exploring the environment.

It may also be presented as a narrative describing the benefits that the candidate brings to the position.

It's silly, and the initially impressive visual effects get worse as the narrative plays out.

Others are sure to follow, as long as the narrative of charter success holds.

I didn't think of the book as a narrative medium to be translated into a film until much later.

Here, let me give you an example of something that can easily be seen as a narrative.

The TV show is a fun, animated series constructed as a narrative.

The race for the keys is not terribly interesting as narrative, essentially a device for taking us through as many spectacular game environments as possible.

This is why it is so important for you to use what is known as a narrative essay format.

The term «narrative therapy» has a specific meaning and is not the same as narrative psychology, or any other therapy that uses stories.

At a certain point in the film, time as a narrative construct gets very flexible.

As his narrative makes clear, he became more than just a reporter.

This game is shaped as a narrative investigation: you have to link elements from the different applications, messages and pictures to progress.

These installations employ everyday objects (sugar, tea bags, a pencil, a toothpaste tube) as narrative subjects.

Then see the path through the trees as the narrative that conveys your company's mission and the effect it can have on society as a whole.

Interested in both commercial fiction (women's and mystery), and especially literary fiction (including historical), as well as narrative non-fiction.

The visuals become more vibrant as the narrative pushes forward.

This is how it sticks, and sticks the ending, as the narrative ramps up to a sequence involving a birthday brunch with very unexpected costume changes.

The film is particularly strong as a narrative of coming to grips with one's true identity.

But he's also become a director himself — one of rare sensitivity, as his narrative debut shows.

Whether students represent their thinking with paint, pencil, collage, sculpture, or clay, the medium is not as important as the narrative students create.

Their blog is filled with both resource - based as well as narrative articles.

Once things get going in the second half of the game it is hard to put the controller down as the narrative truly takes off.

The project is largely an exploration of the use of props as narrative engagement, and how we can use physical controllers to help encourage role - playing.

This art can be characterized as narrative and with a clear social and political consciousness.

Using poetry as narrative for viewing the exhibition, the two poets will roam the space along with the audience.

Rather he uses pots as narrative and figurative media, a round, curved surface for a bizarre or bitter story.

The combination of wall mounted and free standing works defined the room as a narrative space, alive and interacting with visitors.

This edition emphasizes contemporary approaches such as narrative and solution - focused therapies, and highlights such issues as poverty, social class, ethnicity, and spirituality.

At the same time I'm always subtly encouraged and inspired to be more adventurous by your photos as well as your narrative.

As the narrative progresses, the story becomes more and more fantastical until the past and present seem to merge.