Sentences with phrase «well with the narration»

Eric Michael Summerer did well with the narration.

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So the best you can come up with is a protest of the squelching of religious freedoms by a government that supports pedophiles, and the narration of a ultra-socialist nationalist?

It first proposes the dialectic of its object, which is an event as well as a meaning at the same time, similar to what we spoke of in part one with regard to the narration of the founding events of the history of Israel.

It doesn't come without it flaws, but it's still an interesting hunting game, bestowed with a well crafted narration.

(For a fuller picture of Bradlee, who died in 2014 at the age of 93, watch the HBO documentary about him, The Newspaperman, with much of the voice - over supplied by Bradlee's audiobook narration of his 1995 memoir, A Good Life: Newspapering and Other Adventures, which is itself a fun, bawdy read.)

Filmed without narration, subtitles, or any comprehensible dialogue, Babies is a direct encounter with four babies who stumble their predictable ways to participating in the awesome beauty of life.Needless to say, their experience of the first year of life is vastly different, yet what stands out is not how much is different but how much is universal as each in their own way attempts to conquer their physical environment.Though the language is different as well as the environment, the babies cry the same, laugh the same, and try to learn the frustrating, yet satisfying art of crawling, then walking in the same way.You will either find Babies entrancing or slow moving depending on your attitude towards babies because frankly that's all there is, yet for all it will be an immediate experience far removed from the world of cell phones and texting, exploring up close and personal the mystery of life as the individual personality of each child begins to emerge.

Never in the past decade we've seen such a well - built comedy / fantasy adventure game, filled to the brim with great narration, sense of purpose and feelings of joy and despair.

It's high cheese of the best kind, complete with gratuitous guinea - pig violence, tragically comprehensive narration directed to a priest («I had to get him, Father, and I had no time to lose»), and a budget - inspired reticence to indulge in graphic gore.

Given the missed opportunities and forced efforts on DVD this week, The Missing Person (Strand) looks all the better, a low - key private - eye pastiche with a disaffected detective and a running stream of hard - boiled narration winding his way through a missing persons case that resonates with the losses and anxieties of 9/11.

Overall, the film has beautiful cinematography (as is expected) and the story of the two chimps works well, but the rest of the tale seems forced, as if they needed to fill Tim Allen's narration with something else exciting and they didn't know quite how to do it.

There's some good Verdoux 101 material here, mainly V.O. narration interspersed with film clips; the main attraction is the subtitled contributions of Claude Chabrol, who describes Chaplin's formal accomplishments in some detail.

20th Century is well - made and flirts with profundity and poignancy (the narration that travels through time to put these images into context is moving and a creative touch), but it never completely captures them or leaves you feeling fulfilled.

With the year's best ensemble (special kudos to Rachel Weisz's battering ram narration), The Lobster is an excellent choice.

Though I watched the film a second time with the subtitles activated to better parse its aural tapestry, both the dialogue and narration sound clear and resonant.

Tesla at war with Edison's gang of hired goons in a wintry Overlook wonderland is a wondrous fantasia; a story told through twin diaries and a voiceover narration by consummate artist Caine shouldn't work as well as it does (and yet doesn't quite work as well as it might).

The doc's attempt to play out like a conspiracy thriller falls flat; Scahill's overly serious narration combined with Rowley's attempt to make him look like a martyr don't work well when seeing innocent people get slaughtered.

It mixes still watercolor paintings and drawings, with animation and voice - over narration, and the result is like someone is reading you an exceptionally well - illustrated story while you hallucinate on mushrooms.

I'll admit I am a bit biased since, by the time I read You Died, I had already fallen in love with Dark Souls, having beaten it once already and now being well into my New Game + run, but I'm willing to bet good money that any gamer who is at least familiar with the Souls series would find a lot to love within Killingsworth's narrations and MacDonald's glimpses into the real lives of some of Dark Souls» most dedicated fans.

Blending archive footage, candid interviews with colleagues and narration from the late Best himself, the film reminds us of his genius, without sugar - coating his self - destructive tendencies.

Clunky though not uninteresting in its assembly, and admirably direct in its anger and passion, the film features interviews with migrants from Syria, Afghanistan, Guinea and elsewhere, as well as direct - to - camera narration from Redgrave, who speaks of everything from the Universal Declaration of Human Rights to her own refugee status as a child forced to flee London during World War II.

The performance is so good that it's almost a crime that Sorkin decided to overlay the film with constant narration.

Soderbergh frequently makes his presence felt as a formal annotator — periodically halting the action with freeze - frames, using elaborate color - coding schemes (as if to remind us of The Underneath, much as Keaton reminds us of Jackie Brown), and crosscutting between successive scenes with the same characters (the dialogue in the first becoming offscreen narration in the second), recalling Nicolas Roeg's Don't Look Now (as well as Roeg's mentor Alain Resnais).

The best way to describe this movie is to imagine a documentary about dinosaurs on Discovery Channel that has the amazing computer digital effects of Jurassic Park combined with the hijinks and narration of Milo and Otis.

He's basically Peter Parker with a hard - on, an impression that's reinforced by the way Vaughn is practically doing a pastiche of Sam Raimi's «Spider - Man» during the first act of «Kick - Ass», from the voice - over narration to the colorful cinematography and, for better or worse, the rather slow pacing and the abundant amounts of exposition.

It mixes still watercolor paintings and drawings with animation and voice - over narration, and the result is like someone is reading you an exceptionally well - illustrated story while you're hallucinating on mushrooms.

As previously mentioned, in order to limit cognitive overload, students learn better when presented with graphics and narration vs. animation and on - screen text.

If you're struggling and need to strengthen this area of your practice, observe other teachers, ask your administration to send you to professional development seminars focused on management, and practice some of the key best practices: Build positive relationships with students, have consistent standards, use positive narration, etc..

Among this year's Academy Award nominees for best Animated Feature is Ernest & Celestine, a heartwarming French cartoon that's available with English narration by actors Forest Whitaker and Lauren Bacall, among others.

The innovative game, with its graphical interface, characters interactions, audio, and text narrations mingled with augmented reality for special needs learning is functional as well as exciting.

Short animated sales videos will engage your sales teams with a good script, clear narration, background sounds, and illustrative animations.

This works especially well with the voice recording feature, so younger students can read the book and follow along with the narration.

But when you refuse to explain the basic foundation of said plot (which in this case is a hell of a lot backstory, as well as military and family history), and instead fill the narration with innuendo and half - delivered, roughly sketched information, I'm out.

I would think that the best option for the visually impaired would be a Kindle ebook along with the optional Audible Narration on a tablet.

BookPage reviewer Angela Leeper wrote of the novel: «With his quick - paced, conversational narration and such chapter headings as «The Law of Increasing Product Demand Versus Flat Production Capacity,» Paulsen presents capitalism and storytelling at its best in this delightful summer story.»

«Our team of expert judges debating the winner of the Audiobook of the Year award must choose a single audio that combines the very best in narration and production quality with significant sales impact and marketing outreach to be the standard bearer of excellence for the format and audio publishing industry.

While the book's organization will not necessarily cause the reader any confusion, Conley's story may have been better served with a straight - forward chronological narration.

The protagonist is especially likeable and realistically portrayed — a true hero with a good heart beneath his rough and road - weary exterior; his narration is dead on, giving readers a true sense of the person the author is depicting.

The technique of interweaving letters between her and her mother with the narration of events worked quite well.

Some of these add - ons include narration of the text by actor Matthew Crawley (Downton Abbey), historically accurate scenery from the setting of the book, and an Ask the Author feature that allows readers to contact Mason with questions or discussion, as well as social sharing options.

As Kirkus Reviews says, «Her narration is frank and unapologetic, infused with a well - deserved crankiness that occasionally erupts in surprising flashes of humor.

It's hard to tell, and that's what makes Keith Ablow's Murder Suicide , with well - paced narration by Kevin O'Rourke, so intriguing.

I think that with that large catalog you should be able to find a good selection of books / Audible narration for your daughter.

Barnes & Noble's Nook remains the best platform for children's books, with around 4,000 interactive picture titles that can read each page to kids using a pre-recorded narration.

Listen to best sellers: • The Girl on the Train • Truly, Madly, Guilty • The Power of Habit • Harry Potter • The Martian • A Man Called Ove • Homegoing • The Gene • When Breath Becomes Air • End of Watch A wide range of popular categories like: • Crime and Thrillers • Science Fiction • Fantasy • Romance • Classics • Novels • Mystery • Horror • Self - development • Mindfulness and meditation • Business • Children's books Features designed for the audiobook listener: • Chapter navigation • Listen over wifi, save on data • Download to your device for offline listening • Create clips of favorite passages and share with friends and on social media • Send any book in your library to your friends - their first book is on us • Bookmarking • Sleep mode, dark or light theme, variable narration speed, button - free mode and more • Control your listening experience with Cortana voice commands and button - free mode • Compatible with thousands of ebooks from Amazon - switch seamlessly between listening to your audiobooks and reading on your Kindle with Whispersync for Voice.

Kids will be entertained with these tongue twisters for hours.Also if you want to become a better voiceover actor, singer, or public speaker this book is for you and contains fun and challenging tongue twisters and vocal warm - ups that prepare you to read commercial, promo, narration, trailer, and animation copy with the proper energy and vocal dexterity...

With a self - guided audio tour of narration and special effects, collections of whaling artifacts, photo murals and videos, as well as the American Scrimshaw collection, this is not an ordinary museum.

Told through an artistic approach to narration, Rain's expressive sounds, those of rainfall and splashing water, combined with this otherworldly tale is designed to awaken the sense of uncertainty and solitude inherent in every player as well.»

The New Order attempted to meld this with a serious tone and generally did it quite well, but The New Colossus manages to do it better, marrying weirdly serious and almost comically dark narrations with toilet humor, funny background images, daft conversations and plenty of outright bloody stupid situations that could only come from a Nazi soldier quizzing members of the KKK on their German language lessons or a bunch of nutters running around with nuclear bombs.

The pack will contain a brand new Who Knows Where sequence, with full narration, that provides a little more insight into Rucks» backstory, as well as a few more snippets of information on the world of Caelondia.

All this ties in very well with the games narration that does a fine job keeping you at your keyboard or gamepad.