Sentences with phrase «narrative gaps»

When Wilde wrote «Salome,» he used poetic license in filling in narrative gaps from the accounts of the head - on - the - platter story in the gospels of Matthew and Mark.

Some experiments have sought to slot TV content into narrative gaps between gaming instalments.

It's a neat way to chronicle your road trip, but it also pulls double duty by filling in otherwise assumed narrative gaps.

It offers a delightful appetizer for Kingdom Hearts 3 and with no more narrative gaps left, we can all resume holding our breath in anticipation for the conclusion to the Xehanort Saga.

A helpful introduction helps readers understand the storytelling techniques of narrative gaps, ambiguity, repetition, combination and sequence of narratives, names and epithets, type scenes, and setting.

There's ambiguity and narrative gaps, but McCarthy does that and I'm willing to bet there's a good reason for it.

Flashbacks are used to fill in the narrative gaps, but only make the main story more confusing.

Owners of Episode 1 and 2 will also have access to Episode Metal; a free mini-campaign starring Metal Sonic that brings with it four reworked levels from Episode 1 and plugs the narrative gap between Sonic CD and Episode 2.

Relocated to contemporary Paris and considerably expanded (padded, even) in length, Agnieszka Holland's 2014 two - part reimagining for television fills in the narrative gaps, focusing as much on the Satanic seduction of Guy as the infernal insemination of Rosemary.

While the HD systems are receiving a new Prince of Persia title that fits into the narrative gap between last generation's The Sands of Time and The Warrior Within, the Wii version of The Forgotten Sands is a stand - alone story with its own unique mechanics.

A 4D theme park ride, set in the same era as the start of Mass Effect 3 will supposedly be used to bridge a narrative gap between the original series and the new Andromeda title.

The culmination of the portable titles, a narrative gap lost in the shuffle of apps, and a brand new chapter come together to mark the cornerstones of the Disney - filled JRPG that will be Kingdom Hearts 3.

The culmination of the portable titles, a narrative gap lost in the shuffle of apps, and a brand new chapter...

If people like buying your product, it's because its story helps fill in the narrative gaps in their own lives.

Back in 2006 Hugh Macleod offered the following point on Gapingvoid: «If people like buying your product, it's because its story helps fill in the narrative gaps in their own lives.»