narration
IPA: nɛrˈeɪʃʌn
noun
- The act of recounting or relating in order the particulars of some action, occurrence, or affair; a narrating.
- That which is narrated or recounted; an orderly recital of the details and particulars of some transaction or event, or of a series of transactions or events; a story or narrative.
- (rhetoric) That part of an oration in which the speaker makes his or her statement of facts.
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Examples of "narration" in Sentences
- The robins wrap up the story with irreverent narration.
- Most of the Indian songs do not aid in the narration of the story.
- In Yellow, Stella's unreliable narration is integral to the story.
- Paul Michael Garcia's narration is brilliant without being overdone.
- What does the narration is the camera angles, duration and sequencing of shots, the music.
- The graphics are spot-on, the narration is amusingly bad-cartoon-stuff, and the plot is pure enjoyment.
- That pain defies my narrative abilities, and yet narration is all that I have, is my only way through the pain.
- Some of it was very good - I like the Robin narration - and the Damian stuff was bizarre, given how Morrison wrote him.
- Pearl's narration is unique because of its level, calm tone throughout even when the events she describes are horrific.
- I want to quote the last bit of Dexter Morgan's narration from the last episode, because I find it exquisite, and it resonates deeply with my own thoughts the last couple of years:
- "An occasional stiffness in the narration is overcome by the warmth of her appreciation of Jewish culture and heritage, and she makes eloquent use of recurring motifs ... as she captures life in early 20th-century Europe and contemporary New York."
- Bill whats_that_sound, finally someone who agrees with me and my girlfriend about pushing daisies! it's terrible. the narration is annoying, the characters are pretty 1-d, and the plots are the simplest i've ever seen. speaking as a fan and DVD-owner of Dead Like Me and Wonderfalls, it felt like Bryan Fuller decided to take his great ideas and just turn them into total least-common-denominator stuff.