narration
कथा
definition
noun
the style of narration in the novel
the action or process of narrating a story.
translation of 'narration'
कथन,
आख्यान,
वृत्तान्त
noun
वर्णन,
बयान,
शुश्रूषा,
कथा,
कथित-कथन,
विवरण
example
And I think there was voiceover 'narration' coinciding with the actual scene dialogue.
The two featurettes are actually just compilations of behind-the-scenes footage, with no 'narration' or interviews included.
A 'narration' was given by his daughter, Jenny.
Moore's 'narration' is often sarcastic
Moreover, the 'narration' of the events provided by both complainants is completely incompatible with consent.
the style of 'narration' in the novel
Much more than a straight 'narration' of history, they have shed light on the social realities of those days in a poignant manner.
There is mostly a simple matter of fact 'narration' in the news.
The 'narration' consists entirely of running commentary by the astronauts themselves, taken from over 80 hours of interviews.
The movies are composed of newsreel photography from the theaters of operation and 'narration' .
In occurrences like this there are always circumstances involving difficulty which a full 'narration' of details would satisfactorily clear up.
In the middle of describing what he is thinking, Anderson switches to first person 'narration' .
This sudden switch to first-person 'narration' is startling to the reader.
I was surprised by the traditional mode of 'narration' ; the prose is conventional, unsurprising, not ostentatiously poetic.
the style of 'narration' in the novel
First of all, many people in Korea were upset with the 'narration' at the end.
The recordings would be activated as voice-over 'narration' when a viewer clicked on a photograph on a computer.
Women often tend toward the internal, personal 'narration' of events.
He floored the audience with his trademark style of 'narration' .
This statement accurately sets the antagonistic tone of the entire 'narration' .
What he revealed in his 'narration' of the program was an unbounded passion for this project.
She presents this in five acts linked by a 'narration' .
there's no dialogue or 'narration'
Moore's 'narration' is often sarcastic
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