Sentence examples for narration from high-quality English sources.

• There is no narration on this clip.

• …recorded separately from photography is narration or commentary.

• Then A-list actors, from Michael Cera to Winona Ryder, act out the narration.

• So begins the spoken narration of Bernstein’s Symphony No. 3 (“Kaddish”), completed in 1963.

• Show the clip again and invite each group to read out the narration.

• Austen’s style of narration allows the reader to share in Emma’s delusions:

• The best way to tell a story in AAR is to combine the narration with well-designed ambient cues.

• It prevents the narration from feeling linear and singular but instead makes it alive and different.

Use narration in a sentence.

• Terrence Malick’s first three films (Badlands, Days of Heaven, The Thin Red Line) revolutionised movie narration.

• His account of each important city begins with a sketch of its history; his descriptive narration follows a topographical order.

• And Affirmation, Interrogation, Commandement, Narration, Syllogisme, Sermon, Oration, and many other such, are names of Speeches.

• Simon’s style is a mixture of narration and stream of consciousness, lacking all punctuation and heavy with 1,000-word sentences.

• The version that you're presenting shouldn't be able to be understood without narration, meaning it should have as little text as possible.

• According to the show’s famous opening narration, “in the criminal justice system, sexually based offenses are considered especially heinous.”

• Her audiobook narration sounds like a quirky, successful girlfriend offering unsolicited, occasionally useful, always funny life and career advice.

• However, loud background sounds, sound effects or music can make it very difficult for someone with hearing loss to understand narration or dialogue.

narration sentence examples

• Therefore, her narration is not straightforward or chronological , as she tends to jump from recalling one incident to another in a very non-linear way.

• The characteristically concise present-tense narration creates a kind of crystalline opacity; “The Death of Jesus” is a novel with many doors, but no key.

• As new and more complex styles of film narration become popular, it is likely that the subject of film narration will continue to receive attention from philosophers and aestheticians.

• With meditative — even hypnotic — narration by Sir David Attenborough, and jaw-dropping cinematography, the nature documentaries take viewers on a tour of earth's plants and animals by environment — think mountains, jungles, caves, deserts, grasslands, oceans — and in the sequel, cities.