Sentence examples for a novel narrative from inspiring English sources

In the context of our previous efforts [ 7], we propose a novel narrative to explain the evolutionary origin of an AIS (Fig.  2).

To assess nonepisodic CF thinking, we first devised a novel narrative-based paradigm the CF Generation Task which provided an assessment of CF thinking, CF simulation and causal reasoning.

Vote counting is a relatively novel narrative synthesis tool that can be used to identify patterns across heterogeneous data.

This isn't to say stories can't be meaningfully linked (Andre Dubus was one celebrated early practitioner), but the novel in stories can be an awkward hybrid, lacking a novel's narrative drive and a story's dense self-enclosure.

"Big Brother" is an unknown drama, a novel whose narrative arc and character development cannot be predicted by anyone, least of all its authors.

Carrie is also a relative tone-setter of a novel: the narrative is distinctly King's, covering themes he would revisit again, and to greater effect; and some of the dialogue – particularly in Carrie's conversations with her mother – is delivered in voices he would also return to in later novels (Misery, the Dark Tower series, Dolores Claiborne).

Verbal improvisation is cognitively demanding, placing great burden on working memory as the speaker is tasked to generate a novel, spontaneous narrative.

It's the summary of a novel's narrative structure, that has a clear beginning, middle, and end.

— Eric Asimov Food Republic: One art form celebrates another: a graphic-novel narrative of the founding of Talde in Brooklyn.

Calvino's book is made of interrupted narratives which are never returned to – my idea was to write a novel whose narratives would be returned to, and completed in reverse order.

The line has become shorthand between my writing partner and I when a novel's narratives starts serving our own fascinations over that of our readers.