This is post-metaphysical historicism, after all, and what historicists do is narrate. |
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The characters of Millie and Jamie narrate their sections in their own styles, and their two voices are very distinctive. |
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On-camera confessionals narrate already obvious conflicts with either eye-rolling sarcasm or lip-quivering sincerity. |
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Characters wearisomely narrate what you've just seen, and all action seems slightly slowed down. |
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It had such a following when it came out that they revamped the whole thing and put in Morgan Freeman to narrate it. |
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There are a number of English and American folk ballads which narrate stories from the grave, aren't there? |
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The programme will narrate the transformation of a tumbledown church into a striking home with a spectacular interior. |
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Although he continued to write and narrate the films, he was no longer calling the shots in the editing room or with corporate sponsors. |
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Sometimes, stark images can speak for themselves and even narrate untold stories. |
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I shall narrate a trivial incident which presaged the shape of things to come. |
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The talk show framing device allows Ricky to narrate his story in flashback. |
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Levin's original touch was to narrate the story from the killer's point of view. |
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Corridos narrate stories about revolution, crime, heroic showdowns, horse races and natural disasters. |
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Yet its staid middle-class ending fails to narrate hard work as the proprietary glue that binds owner to estate. |
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The miniature megastar is to narrate a film about life on the International Space Station. |
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Along with other guests, she too will speak and narrate her experiences. |
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The hero is often a supernatural being who takes on human form to narrate a story. |
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They narrate in excruciating detail the sordid character of life on death row and the inmates' encounters with prison guards, wardens, attorneys and others. |
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Pari, in turn, would invent long stories and narrate them to her friend. |
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Whenever I meet the young and experienced in my country, I narrate these two experiences. |
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Many fairy tales exist about the protecting-angels, which the grandparents narrate to the grandchildren. |
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Can we really call them grown-ups, when they narrate what they do not believe? |
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You may want to narrate one part, and ask a community volunteer to be your guest. |
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McWilliam examines how the French nation attempted to narrate, negotiate, memorialize, elide or repress its own past and the real conditions of its present. |
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In the weeks following our interview, I find myself using the distancing technique, in which I narrate my situation as if I'm an onlooker. |
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Provide patient with the opportunity to narrate own medical problem with as little interruption as possible. |
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There may be too much attention to trivia, a tendency to narrate, and a great deal of repetition. |
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With the aid of computers the children narrate and paint stories, create puzzles, get to know poems and rhymes. |
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The Canadian journalist, activist and author of No Logo had originally been slated to narrate the film and act as a consultant. |
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Multi-talented performer and talk show host Wayne Brady will narrate the special. |
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A photographic memoir is an attempt to narrate and describe these important life-passages in a combination of pictures and captions. |
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Here, I would like to narrate a story to you that I witnessed about two and a half months ago. |
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Here, the character's inner voice provides emotional commentary on movement exclamations and interrogatives, which suggest movement rather than narrate it directly. |
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Your voice is so distinctive, and you do narrate a lot of documentaries now. |
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That is why I felt it was important to narrate a short documentary video produced by the Center for American Progress. |
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Images printed on 2 x 5 triangular columns in a lamellar arrangement narrate Toblerone's history. |
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The project engaged youth from remote Northern Communities, giving them an opportunity to photograph, narrate, and document their urban lives while going to school in the city. |
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Nevertheless, some have visions to narrate, remembered or imagined. |
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You narrate a new documentary about Manny Pacquiao. |
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Andrey Volos could probably be the only modern writer able to narrate the psycho-sociologic substrate that stand at the grass-roots of those problems in highly emotional and poetic language. |
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Mehdi Belhaj Kacem has not seen the works I did for the show: I described to him each room in the way that somebody would narrate a dream to his analyst. |
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Your magazine enables you to narrate an extended and deeper story. |
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It is always difficult to obtain information on sensitive and highly stigmatized issues, and even more difficult when the victims are children who cannot narrate their woes. |
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Because folk songs narrate people's unofficial histories. |
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As a writer, I draw heavily on the idea that children of immigrants must narrate something of their own story, as children born on this continent but also as people who come from another. |
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Later each child was made to narrate what they had heard. |
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Grants will be provided as an incentive to up-and-coming Swiss game developers to produce daring innovative game concepts, to narrate interactive stories and to open the door to new visual worlds. |
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Eventually, Washington learned to narrate his way through his demons. |
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Similarly, in the historical present, the present tense is used to narrate events that occurred in the past. |
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There is also the historical present, in which the present tense is used to narrate past events. |
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Long before Adam was created, traditions narrate, earthly jinn roamed the earth and spread corruption upon it. |
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They narrate critical moments in the evolution of the Olympian order, she says, and thus fill the gap between the theogonies and epics. |
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Zachary Quinto, who played Spock in the last two Star Trek films, will narrate the film. |
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It is to examine, narrate and let others speak for themselves. |
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The poems in the second part narrate legends about Norse heroes and heroines, such as Sigurd, Brynhildr and Gunnar. |
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Ignudi overlap grisaille herms and fictive bronze medallions as a dazzling array of quadri riportati panels narrate episodes from Ovid. |
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Swansea-born mother-oftwo Zeta-Jones, 42, will narrate a new piano trio version of the children's tale composed by GPR Records artistic director Glen Roven. |
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