Sentence examples for a continuous narrative of from inspiring English sources

Novels permit a continuous narrative of change, but a series of short stories is like stop-motion animation.

Over the decades, he developed a continuous narrative of great historic moments sounded by an American chorus in the native vernacular.

Originally the column stood in the middle of a courtyard surrounded by galleries from which one could view at various levels the spiral band (over 800 feet [240 m] long and about 4 feet [1.2 m] wide) covered with low-relief sculpture that forms a continuous narrative of the emperor's two campaigns in Dacia.

The other figures are artfully arranged to imply a continuous narrative of movement, the poses progressing "from reclining to sitting to standing to diving"; at the same time, each figure is carefully positioned so that no genitalia are visible.

It gave his political opponents a continuous narrative to use against him and provided a theme for the media outlets intent on wrecking any chance he had of a comeback.

Instead of writing a continuous narrative, in 1984's "Mysteries of Harris Burdick," he presented a series of enigmatically titled and captioned monochrome drawings, which, if the introduction is to be believed, were the work of a shadowy artist who had abandoned them at a publisher's office, never to return — or to deliver the stories they professedly illustrated.

First-person shooters may be structurally composed of levels, or use the technique of a continuous narrative in which the game never leaves the first-person perspective.

It recounts, in a continuous narrative, the life and works of a heroic or mythological person or group of persons.

Instead of a continuous narrative, she writes in discrete floating paragraphs, as if conducting a philosophical investigation.

CHARLES MEE -- They are not a trilogy in the sense of being a continuous narrative or an evolution from one to the other.

How you tell the story is entirely up to you; it can be a series of vignettes, a continuous narrative that develops throughout the collection, or something else entirely".