Sentence examples for a real narrative from inspiring English sources

"There's a real narrative drama in the material.

Her story was a testimony to the power of the word, a real narrative of harm of the kind that is missing from Kennedy's book.

"If Thompson had run a moderately competent campaign, and created a real narrative for himself, he might be mayor," Mr. Siegel said.

But by the end there was a real narrative drive and purpose, and the central mystery gripped all the tighter for its sedate setting-up.

"Labour doesn't appear to be using Jeremy Corbyn's election as the best chance to create a real narrative of its own," Murphy says.

The Dardennes have made a brilliant social-realist drama with a real narrative tension which is something of a novelty in their work.

He called it "a flimsy (if much-needed) excuse to reboot the series' long-time villains rather than an attempt to provide any real narrative meat" but praised the World War II period sets.

But they simply did not inhabit the game with any real narrative creativity or enough gameplay depth to make it a real Mafia kingpin.

And while there were two scenes that moved me, overall I found the film lacking in any real narrative.

Outside of Laurie's arc, the fact that members of the GR don't speak, for the most part, presents a very real narrative problem.

Francis takes stylistic minimalism to a level that could be misconstrued as a lack of real narrative talent, but nevertheless manages to hold the reader's attention with striking descriptive prose and an unexpected final twist.