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(31) Stuart tries to treat all his characters as people with challenging lives rather than as one-dimensional storytelling devices.

(32) Sheffield and James enjoyed his convivial nature, his storytelling ability, and most particularly his appetite for alcohol.

(33) Who knows, his storytelling skills may even have something to do with the current pop culture trends.

(34) He was a slow-talking Mississippian with a penchant for the rustic turn of phrase and a gift for storytelling.

(35) He says that movie - making is still storytelling, but engineers like him are spurring a transformation.

(36) The three - day festival turned storytelling into as an art form once again.

(37) Besides the nostalgia and superior storytelling of the original trilogy,(http://sentencedict.com/storytelling.html) puppet Yoda remains more convincing for many because he contains an indexical relationship with what was originally filmed.

(38) Everything from storytelling to stargazing is fun when done together.

(39) found that jarring, rapid-fire visual storytelling produced a physiological arousal led to better recall of what was seen, but only if the original subject matter was dull.

(40) An Irish or scottish social gathering with traditional music, dancing, and storytelling.

(41) An English major can become a good storytelling, a painter can become good at charactor design, a very technique person can become good at modeling, rigging or after effect.

(42) Mangold is one the rare examples who got success in challenging of remaking a western. He reprised the classic western greatness with the vivid characterization and the well-paced storytelling.

(43) As a general rule, the defining feature of modern videogame storytelling is its ineptness—its near-total lack of imagination, ambition, technical proficiency, and, well, brains.

(44) Speech and drama, puppet play and storytelling enable children to understand themselves and their environment better.

(45) In fact, he carries out a realistic approach to storytelling, vividly presenting his observation toward the history and his cogitation in the reality with rich details.

(46) I learned this one day at a storytelling activity at my nursing home.

(47) Therefore said the play compared afterwards crosstalk, the storytelling has the power.

(48) Another special StoryCorps initiative focuses on African-American history and is called StoryCorps Griot after a West African tradition of storytelling.

(49) Surprisingly enough, the dystopian future that Portal imagines also promises a very bright future for interactive storytelling in games.

(50) Focusing the narrative on a single city block,[sentencedict.com] the site delivers all content through branded videos and navigation that draws attention without interrupting the storytelling experience.

(51) Mamoru Oshii is a Japanese animation and live-action film writer and director famous for his philosophy-oriented storytelling.

(52) Every afternoon, I go to the teahouse to listen to storytelling.

(53) "He is one of the main writers who brought ambition, a sense of play, a joy in storytelling and an exuberant experimentalism of form back to the novel in the late '80s and early 1990s, " Ulin said.

(54) It was the first movie by Welles, who bucked studio and storytelling conventions to craft a landmark film about the rise and fall of a William Randolph Hearst-like newspaper publisher.

(55) Storytelling, repetition and unseen characters the three dramatic techniques that frequently appear in Edward Albee's dramas.

(56) While being too fact-heavy can weigh down the storytelling, I try to carefully weave information into my voice-over. It's a stylistic choice.

(57) Luo Yusheng is famous for storytelling in a Beijing dialect to drum accompaniment.

(58) My Response: The storytelling form I use is based on ancient models such as The Canterbury Tales, and those forms traditionally used allegorical names for characters.

(59) Besides her own literary attainments, Welty has profited from the Southern customs of storytelling.

(60) It might take a little exaggeration or dramatization, but that's what good storytelling is all about.