Sentence examples for a case of narrative from inspiring English sources

Successful serialized shows in general are still rare to network TV, often suffering from cancellations before they have time to tell their entire story, giving the viewer a case of narrative blue balls.

Mohammad Hanif's brilliant A Case of Exploding Mangoes expertly crafts a narrative that is arguably the most definitive account yet of the mysterious, sudden death of military dictator Zia ul Haq in 1988.

Malcolm's ambition is to displace "good stories" with "true ones", though sometimes it's more a case of displacing narratives she doesn't like with ones she does (Salinger's Glass stories didn't mark his decline, she asserts, but his apotheosis).

This is a case of two opposed historical narratives.

Unfamiliar topics were concerned with school-based activities that involved new stories (a wordless picture book in the case of narrative) and novel materials (magnets in the case of explanations).

The main aim of this research is to study the patterns of narrative change in a case of life design counseling (LDC).

It lacks the fastidious plotting and narrative neatness of "A Case of Exploding Mangoes" — and it's better for it.

Writing in The New York Review of Books, Julian Barnes said "some readers will feel they have a good case for breach of narrative promise".

The typology describes a variety of narrative themes, from clinical cases (both real and hypothetical) to narratives about patient experience or their own professional careers.

Viewers immediately feared that the writer had given Dr Foster a galloping case of Broadchurch Syndrome, in which a narrative refuses to accept its natural death.

In each of the three daily, 80-minute classes at the school, one student is "cold called" to "open" with a five-minute action plan and analysis of a case study, a well-researched narrative of a real-life situation seen through an executive's eyes.