Sentence examples for a narrative point from inspiring English sources

From a narrative point of view, the change makes sense.

From a narrative point of view, it would have been better if Uruguay had been struggling in World Cup qualification.

Also, from a narrative point of view, one of those situations where what initially seemed a minor irritation suddenly becomes extremely threatening.

But the technical answer to your question is that, from a narrative point of view, there would be no story if Julie hadn't turned her boyfriend's insult into a field of inquiry.

It has to have a narrative point".

Davies also expresses that he didn't make the character bisexual "from any principle", but rather because "it would be interesting from a narrative point of view".

I was just reading a really fun time-travel story (Heather Albano's Timepiece), and a thought that had been bouncing around in my head for a long time came clear to me: from a purely narrative point of view, time travel is prophecy's long-lost (and possibly evil) twin.

That's exactly right!" I don't know which one is more correct in terms of the scene/location of the slap but the Martin anecdote is clearly more detailed and serving a more coherent narrative point.

This is an effect of narrative point of view, whereby it is always through Shostakovich's consciousness that the indictments against him are made, giving him an appealingly merciless self-knowledge.

While it's a quick speech, with no narrative point, it has an internal logic.

Rachel Cusk will be teaching a Guardian Masterclass on Narrative Point of View in London on 25-26 February 2012 Rachel Cusk is the author of two works of non-fiction and six novels, including The Lucky Ones (shortlisted for the Whitbread novel award) and Arlington Park (shortlisted for the Orange prize for fiction).