Sentence examples for a rigorous narrative from inspiring English sources

The singing part itself (done very well indeed by Marlene Ralis Rosen) is a rigorous narrative voice that periodically lapses (or does it elevate itself?) into barroom balladry.

I prefer the artwork of Ghost World, with its dominant pastel green, or, even better, the austerely beautiful black-white-and-grey chamber music of David Boring, to the occasionally eye-hurting full-colour extravaganza that is Patience, but this is a Clowes novel, constructed with rigorous narrative and visual intricacy, so you need to pay attention to every single panel.

We need to be brave about teaching a rigorous, global narrative of British history and identity which goes beyond the obsessive heroism and victimhood of the Second World War.

I vote for fame, but for the sake of argument, Fetherling also repeats some of the generally agreed conventions of the novella: they happen over a shorter period of time, are free from the rigorous narrative structures of the novel, and are therefore allowed to focus on an intensely realised dissection of character.

Using inexperienced actors and lived-in locations, Mr. Porterfield joins an off-the-cuff narrative to a rigorous realism, allowing information to swell and fade through snatches of overheard conversations.

A self-described "teller of human dramas," she approaches narrative equipped with a rigorous arsenal of postmodern strategies ranging in scope from critiques of the global communications network and post-structuralist investigations of volatile subjectivity to feminist and post-feminist concerns with subject construction.

It is not narrative storytelling in the traditional sense, but rather a rigorous and compelling exercise in probing ideas through a medium called pedagogidrama.

A rigorous fairness prevailed.

Eisenhower was a rigorous editor.

They have a rigorous curriculum.

This is a rigorous process".