Sentence examples for a bit of narrative from inspiring English sources

But the Haggard scandal naturally provides a bit of narrative spine.

Then, "a bit of narrative comes along", and "you get a larger picture".

Costumes change, and there's a bit of narrative patter and some dancing, but the songs remain front and center.

I was like: 'I've got me and my character completely wrong!'" For Caz, writing the show allowed for a bit of narrative retribution after years spent bearing the brunt of her sister's attention-seeking ways.

"I think as long as there's a bit of narrative, or just a situation, I can get away with calling them stories". Davis, who is 63, published her first collection in 1976 (at the time she was married to Paul Auster) and has gone on to complete a further five collections and a novel, The End of the Story.

They start most episodes with a bit of narrative, then throw you face-first into a rabbit hole.

Whenever I tell anyone your story I always begin with a bit of a narrative flourish: you are just a regular student somewhere in England.

"I'm hoping there's an optimism in that final text, and that it comes together as a bit of a narrative.

But so, too, is a bit of the narrative about British design, the subject of the V&A's latest categorical exhibition.

There is a bit of vague narrative, some so-so dancing, a few evocative sets by Paul Douglas Olmer and a sound score by Nicholas Colvin suggesting the chaotic streets of a Mexican city.

As for the rest of the film, well, it loses a bit of its narrative drive and impetus once the two heroes have joined forces and burdened themselves with its matriculating class of mutants.