Sentence examples for a sort of narrative from inspiring English sources

The structure sounds like a sort of narrative Rubik's cube.

Now we have a sort of narrative non-fiction in the American tradition.

In contrast, The Honourable Woman occupies a sort of narrative international airspace, bordered by London, Washington and Jerusalem.

I hadn't noticed, when I first viewed the movie, that Elida had made of those fleeting cameos and set pieces a sort of narrative.

There is a sort of narrative of loss in the unionist community, a sense that it has lost from the peace process.

His photographs, in color and black and white, are arranged in grid formats, giving his deadpan subjects a sort of narrative content.

But The Book of Disquiet, made up of hundreds of short texts that constitute a sort-of narrative, is a perfect match for this drained faculty.

I know few people who can plow through a novel, a biography or any sort of narrative without simultaneously projecting their own phantasmal movie version on some inner screen.

It might have been the strangest and strongest sequence of sets I've heard at Bonnaroo, a pop festival that gets broader every year, and harder to contain with any sort of narrative.

And the narrative that Henry Kissinger is the most evil American that ever lived is a sort of important narrative for people, particularly people who were here in 1968 and came up in the 1970s, opposing everything that Nixon did.

When I was five, my aunt gave me a Christian record album for Christmas that was a sort of singing narrative of the battle between the Warm Fuzzies and the Cold Pricklies.