Sentence examples for a remarkable narrative from inspiring English sources

Never predictable, this novel combines a remarkable narrative force with the lightest of touches.

He combined a remarkable narrative artistry with an effort to discern the causes of customs and events.

There, amid a remarkable narrative of his traumatic flight at 14 from Poland, was his description of several brothers and sisters who had stayed behind.

It's a remarkable narrative, with many in the Jordanian squad hailing from Palestinian refugee camps or at least boasting Palestinian heritage.

The book, a best-selling history about Islamic fundamentalism (reviewed here), weaves the stories of terrorists, intelligence officers and government officials in a remarkable narrative that helps to explain both the cult of Osama bin Laden and the flaws in American intelligence that let him get away with murder.

Two sudden deaths spur Janeway's hunt for the lost library, which is exciting in an erudite way but overshadowed by the remarkable narrative (introduced midbook) of Charles Warren, a Baltimore bibliophile who was befriended by Burton during his visit to America in 1860 and accompanied the explorer on a history-altering trip to Charleston on the eve of the Civil War.

And thus, through happenstance, a remarkable photographic narrative began.

And now a new chapter in a remarkable sporting narrative is about to begin.

The most remarkable narrative ambitions are now defined by a television season more often than a film, and show runners like Mr. Chase became all-powerful overlords of the worlds they created.

But it does so with remarkable narrative verve and theatrical invention.

I wish Packer had married his remarkable narrative skills to more evidence and research, instead of just relying on narrative alone.