Sentence examples for a quick narrative from inspiring English sources
Other participants were randomized to write a quick narrative about either a time they felt guilty (the guilt inducing condition) or an ordinary day (the control condition).
When I was lifting the literary equivalent of weights, in training for my own first novel, it was my talisman: evidence of how many different kinds of ass one quick narrative could kick.
Lucky for us, her gift with quick narrative found its perfect voice through guitarist/singer/long-suffering husband Brett, whose compositional skills give his wife's words shape.
While it's a quick speech, with no narrative point, it has an internal logic.
But I did have to pick my way very carefully, while at the same time keeping the narrative moving at a quick, tight pace.
His narrative begins with a quick catalog of the sorts of images we have come to expect from novels about the Great War: the muddy trenches, the seeping dampness, the scurrying rats, the gray sky threatening torrential rain and, of course, the stench, "a mixture of cheap tobacco and half-buried excrement".
A quick read of the list suggests this narrative: Early on there was the Magic Realism of Peter Blume.
While an actual disaster is by far the most circus-inspiring event, anniversaries allow for a quick and often bleak looks back helping to perpetuate an existing narrative.
For example, the narrative chart (compare Figure 4) can be used to get a quick overview of when sub-groups formed and disbanded over the course of a mission.
A quick scan of "This Town" reveals how much more Politico plays into the narrative than do such venerable newspapers.
