Sentences with phrase «given narrative voice»

Known only as Gossip Girl and given narrative voice by actress Kristen Bell, she turned out to be a he.

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In large part, sexual morality has been transformed by the aesthetics of pop culture, with its rhetorically loaded narratives of liberating the marginal and giving voices to the victims.

Dominique's mission has been changing mainstream narratives on what sustainability looks like in practice while especially giving a voice to women of color.

The narrative is excellent, and you're still given stellar voice acting in the game.

While the symmetry of the narrative is sometimes forced, the voice Gurira gives to her women's pain never is.

The offbeat characters, loose narrative, crime elements and hushed voice - over are all trademarks of its time, which gives the film a bit of a time capsule feeling.

As that description indicates, the narrative allows the composer the glorious opportunity to fuse period pastiche music with his own singularly emotive voice, the end result deriving inspiration from Henry Purcell's «The Fairy - Queen'to enormously rousing effect whilst also giving way to Howard's distinctively tender woodwind writing.

For narrative writing, audio recording gives students a chance to hear the colorful comparisons or folksy interjections in their speech so they have a vision of voice to take to the page.

Recently, an article in a national publication about her former district led her to give voice to hers and others» experiences: «The problem is that by picking one distinct tree in the middle of an unruly forest of reasons, the district leadership has been able to shape the narrative.»

The awards that Bologna Children's Book Fair gives to publishers, authors and illustrators are some of the most coveted international prizes in the publishing world — for excellence in graphic style, innovative format, artistic strength, balance, and with voice and narrative for young people to engage in.

And a distinctive narrative voice gives writers a real edge when they're trying to get a literary agent, or their agent is trying to get them a publisher.

In a candid, engaging narrative voice, 35 - year - old pop - music fanatic Rob, the owner of a vintage record shop who has just broken up with his longtime girlfriend, attempts to ease his misery by giving an account of his top - five most memorable split - ups.

Her most recent book, The Seconds (Putnam, $ 24, 88 pages, ISBN 0399147861), gives us more examples of her sure hand with imagery and the delicate voicing she brings to narrative.

She switches the narrative to Anwar (told in the first person), a mysterious character she alludes to periodically until he is given a voice to tell his story.

I don't give a damn about narrative voice, as long as Team ICO is involved it is going to engrossing, engaging and entertaining regardless of the point of view.

The narrative is excellent, and you're still given stellar voice acting in the game.

The game also has a very melancholy soundtrack, no voice acting but more of a chatter similar to Animal Crossing or The Sims and that blends perfectly with this game's aesthetic and actually makes it better forcing you to rely more on the emotion versus a forced narrative given through the spoken world.

You have given a lot of thought to integrating music together with the voice acting and narrative of Aquaria.

While Johnson's works are grounded in a dialogue with modern and contemporary art history, specifically abstraction and appropriation, they also give voice to an Afro - futurist narrative in which the artist commingles references to experimental musician Sun Ra, jazz great Miles Davis, and rap group Public Enemy, to name just a few, with various symbols including that of Sigma Pi Phi (also known as the Boulé), the first African American Greek - letter organization, and writings by civil rights activist W. E. B. Du Bois, among others.

The artist aims to capture content, specifically in search of «giving narrative life to objects, to alter their course, utility, and to amplify their charm; inscribing meanings and stories to these same objects, removing their varnish so as to not be perceived as «the [immutable] originals»; provoking collisions between images and assembling vernacular history with fantasies; fomenting a contemporary prosopopoeia, where a simple leather cushion, a tennis racket, or a lid of a tin biscuit box bare faces and voices.»

As Danielle Orchard is placing these characters in her own contemporary surroundings, she gives voice to their largely omitted narratives.

Periodically throughout the video, an eerie voice - over, digitally manipulated to render it mechanistic and lacking in affect, gives voice to the characters or expands our sense of the narrative.

Conceived, in part, in response to the narratives that had played out in mainstream news outlets, this new channel sought to provide innovative content and give voice to those marginalized in British society, with a greater emphasis on the needs of minority audiences.3 As part of this demand, Channel 4, along with the Greater London Council, dedicated production funds and helped to establish workshops to facilitate the making of film and video from and by these communities.

Not Here, Not Anywhere is a critical proposal regarding the modern project: it gives voice to the protagonists, the unofficial discourses, and ignores the dominant narratives to restore memory.

In her works she gives perfectly ordinary people a voice — documenting private narratives, examining family constructs and exploring the boundaries between the private and the public.

Lach's work explores the personal narrative, using art as a mechanism to express or give voice to the human condition.

In fact, it gives voice to multiple narratives because the evolution and experimentation in the art of this period is especially fluid.

The posters are the beginning of an exploration of the possibilities that exist for the monument after the material dissolution of sculpture, where monuments began to less resemble riders on horseback and shift more to abstract geometric forms (as in Mya Lin's memorial for the Vietnam Veterans in Washington DC) or temporal experiences that give voice to alternative narratives.

As a whole, Haunted by Objects is the grandiose attempt by an artist to use cultural objects and the narratives and worldviews preserved in them to give voice to his own sense of fascination.

Evoking African oral traditions and their power to carry on the spoken word, the artist's work gives voice to silenced narratives with the aim of rewriting and retelling a history that has been suppressed or disregarded.

Amazon's voice - activated assistant is set to be fully integrated with the Core, giving the Narrative Clip - sized device the ability to play songs from music streaming platforms such as Spotify, read the latest news headlines, review Pebble Health's daily fitness summary and shop for products on Amazon.

This letter allows you to make a favorable first impression, using narrative in your own tone of voice to catch the reader's attention and encourage them to give a serious review to your attached resume.