It is not only in the landscapes of the mind, of literary fiction, and of oral tradition, that names are narrated and narration creates names. |
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The bizarre inventions featured in the series have been assembled into a seven-minute featurette and backed with narration and music. |
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She uses non-realistic devices from fairy tale and a playful allusiveness to other texts in both dialogue and third-person narration. |
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His narration is intrusive and surplus to requirements but mercifully his lips soon go numb with the cold and he has to stop for a while. |
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The use of Joy as a narrator on the soundtrack reflects the first-person narration of the original novel. |
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Raw video footage was edited and narration was provided from carefully prepared scripts. |
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So I recorded myself reading the original script's narration and put it into the film. |
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In the past fifteen years, her work has taken a distinct turn towards playful irony and exuberant narration. |
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The all-seeing narration lends itself to broad, elegiac strokes of opinion. |
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The voice of the client, her narration, is interwoven with the theoretical discussion. |
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The progress or development of style becomes temporalised within the narration encouraging viewer awareness of repetition and change. |
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The narration is clearly articulated and the video and audio quality is top notch for a low-budget presentation like this one. |
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In its metamorphosis from novella to film, it wisely maintains the convention of narration, but unwisely pushes it to the wayside. |
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She lays on the hayseed vernacular awfully thick, both in her dialogue and her narration. |
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Its main purpose is narration, and the dialogue comes through clean and undistorted, so it achieves its aims quite amicably. |
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His book celebrates the textuality of history, the narrativity of historical narration. |
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She employs subtitles and dubbed narration to evoke linguistic deterritorialization. |
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By including and blending the oppositions within her narration, de Pisan has created an engaging and lively epic of her hero, Joan of Arc. |
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He uses his first-person narration not to tell us about himself, but to undermine the authority of his third-person narration. |
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The narration was clear, and where it was required, the film was well subtitled. |
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With the fast-forward editing and narration flubs gracing the final cut, it seems like you were trying to mirror the intensity of skating. |
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There is, of course, a limit to how gripping a narration of running up a stairway can be, and this over-descriptive style palls after a while. |
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Avoid hyperbolic language and narration that pump air into stories that have no real substance. |
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It remains for the narrator to incorporate into his own art of narration the advantages of artistic indirection with the certainty of effects. |
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Much more than a straight narration of history, they have shed light on the social realities of those days in a poignant manner. |
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Moreover, the narration of the events provided by both complainants is completely incompatible with consent. |
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Beautiful scenery combined with melancholy music and matter-of-fact narration to make a lovely little story. |
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In the middle of describing what he is thinking, Anderson switches to first person narration. |
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This statement accurately sets the antagonistic tone of the entire narration. |
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The convoluted plotlines and gimmicky narration distract needlessly from its premise of ecological change and accountability. |
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This comment precisely sums up what is expected of a historian when he writes down a narration or a report or a book. |
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But when she read and when she lectured, it sounded like some soporific narration from the Discovery Channel. |
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He is finely convincing in his portentous and lengthy narration, which can be wearisome if the words are enunciated less clearly than here. |
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Hitherto, male storytelling took place in the public space and was associated with the narration of epics or factual events, current or past. |
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The narration, music and images combined to evoke fear and loathing in my impressionable pre-teen mind! |
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There is no voice-over narration, dialogue being restricted to whatever the various people have to say in the course of their activities. |
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The voice-over narration and flashbacks provide an autobiographical as well as retrospective cast to the film. |
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His dry voice-over narration also adds considerably to the film, helping us to accept this flimsy story. |
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He's got all the tools he needs for the job too, a desk, an office, a hardbitten narration track and even some mournful harmonica music. |
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However, the narration was in fluent Chinglish and would occasionally disappear at crucial moments. |
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And nothing illustrates so plainly the inquietude of his mind as his strange, disjointed narration of his relationship with his father. |
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Padma's daughter, Mallika introduces her mother, the only first-person narration in the book. |
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Daisy has a fragility that is beautifully conveyed in her delicately ungainly first-person narration. |
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Being the best, the stories are in the most vivid and evocative style of narration. |
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He constructed a number of exotic sounds, reflecting ceremonial practice, and interwove them with anthropological narration. |
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In occurrences like this there are always circumstances involving difficulty which a full narration of details would satisfactorily clear up. |
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Isabella had given her aunt, mother, and sisters a full narration of her ordeal whilst she bathed. |
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He was affording his characters access to modernity and claiming for himself a scope commensurate with historical narration. |
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The two featurettes are actually just compilations of behind-the-scenes footage, with no narration or interviews included. |
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The film opens with semi-cryptic narration from a child walking silhouetted through parched trees. |
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First of all, many people in Korea were upset with the narration at the end. |
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And I think there was voiceover narration coinciding with the actual scene dialogue. |
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The sound is stereo for the narration, but the clips appear to be mainly mono as originally recorded. |
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There is no dialogue, but a pompous voice-over narration explains everything that is going on, just in case we are too dim to figure it out. |
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What he revealed in his narration of the program was an unbounded passion for this project. |
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The narration consists entirely of running commentary by the astronauts themselves, taken from over 80 hours of interviews. |
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The movies are composed of newsreel photography from the theaters of operation and narration. |
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The recordings would be activated as voice-over narration when a viewer clicked on a photograph on a computer. |
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He counterposes images with voice-over narration in perplexing ways, as in Diary of a Country Priest. |
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The author's wry sense of humour livens the narration and sometimes some passages seem to touch on topics not merely medical. |
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By focalising a narrative entirely through a character's perspective, there is no apparent mediating presence between story and narration. |
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But Murakami's narration moves along calmly and without clutter or artifice. |
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Her father pushed aside a plate full of sandwiches, and went through the report thoughtfully, while listening to her narration. |
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What we saw were videos with abrupt transitions, missing footage, stilted narration, and no background music. |
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Here comes a docu-drama that sails to its destination with such crisp editing and concise narration that you wonder what was the fuss all about! |
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Merchant's style is anecdotal, a frolicsome oral narration, aglitter with personal encounters with stars round the world. |
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Moreover, the narrative structure of short story cycles mirrors the episodic and unchronological method of oral narration. |
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In the ritualistic piece that preludes actual narration, the Chakyar depicts how he has come a long way down to earth from heaven. |
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Harrison intentionally deadpanned the narration because he wanted it NOT used. |
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Lauren relates her story in a simple time sequence and gives telling details that make the narration gripping. |
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This opening narration ends with a visual of a reel-to-reel tape recorder playing on a window sill to an empty room. |
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His narration is particularly entertaining, with funny witticisms from time to time. |
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They said they would hire another director to re-edit the movie, to put narration on it, and do additional shooting. |
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This sudden switch to first-person narration is startling to the reader. |
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And under the quiet narration is even gentler music, music that strives to be subliminal, tinkled on a parlor piano and diffidently accompanied by a fiddle or banjo. |
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It was narration of personal experience which was obviously heavily influenced by the emotions and excitement which is an essential component of any conflict. |
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Classical dance forms depend more on narration, which need bhava. |
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The voice-over narration feels, for the most part, unnecessary and irritating, and the maddening slowness of enunciation and the monotony of intonation feel tired and false. |
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Silly ghost stories are otherworldly dalliances, whereas Frankenstein projects dilemmas of coherence and comprehension that are a permanent challenge for narration. |
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Here the binaural set is used again, this time to record the narration of the child protagonist and differentiate it from her onscreen speaking voice. |
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The violins thirds quiveringly descend from the climax to a low F and the final quatrain returns to narration, over the fiddle's sustained bitonal notes. |
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The programme is interspersed with interviews, narration and renditions. |
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This is the narration by someone who is undergoing death throes. |
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He floored the audience with his trademark style of narration. |
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Women often tend toward the internal, personal narration of events. |
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The film clearly identifies itself as a critique of narrative traditions when Ed's narration is revealed to be a submission to a pulpy men's magazine. |
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Visually the film works hard to externalise much of the emotional tension that is buried deep within the characters in the welcomed absence of purely narration dialogue. |
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The use of old cut-out photographs of the main protagonists, against backcloths, is a neat stylistic device and Evans' narration is droll and knowing. |
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One of the great pleasures of his book is the narration of dozens of small but significant encounters with students. |
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While these events are critical, what requires the most attention is the manner of her narration. |
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As such, there is a vulnerability to the narration of An Armenian Sketchbook. |
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The whole film is light and delicate, but is bogged down by its budget constraints and a script laden with endless dialogue and first-person narration. |
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For me, what is most important is the narration and its understandability. |
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The narration is flooded with wonderfully pithy, insightful commentary. |
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The characters speak directly to and for themselves only when absolutely necesary, the rest of the time the story is told purely via images and narration. |
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Such a sweeping, plain-style narration is essential for lacing together a collection that unfolds in three countries. |
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I stood and approached the table, braced to counteract the floozy's attempt at lyrical, banana-rich muffin eroticism with my own rational, short-lined, logical narration. |
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The second narrative technique, metafiction, works in opposition to point-of-view narration to align the reader with the author at the expense of the fictional subject. |
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Sometimes, enunciation pierces through narration with ostentatious camera moves or reflexive images, but it finds itself swallowed by the diegesis in the end. |
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Moreover, the presentation of the story is complicated by shifts in points of view and layers of narration that are distinguished by acts of looking. |
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The film blends documentary and fiction, but the attempts at actual documentary, via old photos and a portentous narration, aren't worth the trouble. |
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If we were seated around a fire and an owl hooted or a bush-baby cried in the dark, witchcraft was blamed and the narration of folk tales was abandoned. |
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The structure lets the moviemakers preserve much of Thornton Wilder's writing, mostly in Juniper's narration and in the statements of the Archbishop. |
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The key point is that this module renders us highly sensitive to other people and it influences our narration in such a way as to deliver unintended messages. |
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There is mostly a simple matter of fact narration in the news. |
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The predominance of narration mars the production to such an extent that the only successful parts of it are those that feature little or no narration. |
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As they told their stories, they created the necessary significance for themselves and found the meaning not only behind their emigration, but also behind their narration. |
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The series of 15-minute films, in which the actors' words in Hebrew and Aramaic are muted under a voiceover narration in English, were designed for educational purposes. |
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The story begins as a third person narration, a tale about an old writer. |
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Mythical narration plays an important role in nearly every genre of Greek literature. |
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This third-person narration recounts a meeting of the now mutually passionate lovers, and leads to an apostrophic address by Astrophil. |
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The narration typically presents the super-ego as communicative, while the id flaunts its uncommunicativeness. |
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In Bartoline's latest works, we find an oscillatory movement between synchronic fixity and diachronic narration. |
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His inability to finish it does not mean his overall narration crashes on its inability to deal with Israel's rebuilding and refortification. |
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Even Judge Bradley's callused sentiments were thorned by the narration of Jaclyn's journals. |
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He covers a hermeneutic reading of Daniel, narration, Danielic hermeneutics in theory and in praxis, and the reader as hermeneut. |
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The book is a historical narration focusing on the pagan peoples from the earliest time up until the time Orosius was alive. |
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Critical opinion is divided as to whether the narrator leaves his residence during the course of the narration. |
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The same year he provided narration for the Jack Howells documentary Dylan Thomas. |
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Elliott and Rossio, inspired by the opening narration of the Pirates of the Caribbean ride, decided to give the film a supernatural edge. |
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The old lady nodded off to sleep many times during the narration, only waking up when George paused, saying it was most interesting. |
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Up until Series 12, narration and dialogue were performed by a single storyteller. |
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Dialogue and narration is at a minimum, as are as the drawings. |
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The synaesthetic frenzy of youthful play is though, again, followed by a narration of the arduous seasonal nurturing of crops. |
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Xodar listened in incredulous astonishment to my narration of the events which had transpired within the arena at the rites of Issus. |
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Parers narration of Josie has a silky delivery with a hint of Southern accent. |
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Another form of negative narration, praeteritio, professes to omit mention of events in the narrative only to do so under the mark of negation. |
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They got a famous actor to do the narration for the documentary. |
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The traditional legends have offered a historicised narration of George's encounter with a dragon. |
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It's then easy to jazz up a video by adding a soundtrack, narration, titles and stunning effects. |
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Price includes transportation via deluxe motorcoach and tour narration by a professional, uniformed guide. |
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A large percentage of Guyanese speak like the characters in The Palace of the Peacock, so why not also write the narration in the same manner? |
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Usodimare's narration seems to be a mere repetition of the tale told in the Libro del Conoscimiento. |
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These groups also contribute to the development of urbanity and cosmopolitism which provide an ideal background for Allende's narration of independent women protagonists. |
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Arguably, the same proposition applies, at one remove, to the various descriptions put forth by Morrissette himself and by other later students of second-person narration. |
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The main reason cited by the poor reputation of the narration and acting weak companion's snakeroot is not proof of how fame we can other proof of a weak version of the. |
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Anachrony and analepsis underline the unreliability of the narration. |
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Absoluteness of freedom and responsibility culminates in awareness that my facticity cannot be grasped directly, but only projectively reconstructed by narration. |
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The narration of Lenny Henry is extraordinary, moving from the lilting cadences of the islands to British and American enunciations as he distinguishes each character. |
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But though intriguing at first, his knowingly enigmatic narration, stylish antichoreography and overripe cinematography wear thin in the long run. |
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Fun and fully interactive, the app encourages literacy skills with highlighted on-screen narration, plus a host of tappable words, pictures and diagrams. |
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There is a Sunni narration that, out of religious devotion, Uthman bin Maz'oon decided to dedicate himself to night prayers and take a vow of chastity from his wife. |
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