Sentence examples for absorbing narrative from inspiring English sources

But these points detract little from an absorbing narrative.

Judges called Johnstone's novel "a taut psychological thriller with a powerful and absorbing narrative".

Not only do their words bring individual images to life; but they also add up to an absorbing narrative of a place and an era.

With The Name of the Doctor, Steven Moffat showed he can pack the big episodes with absorbing narrative that (mostly) makes sense.

The rarely performed, inspired (I Was) Drunk At The Pulpit is hypnotising, Oldham delivering word-perfect his lengthy, absorbing narrative of God-fearing whisky guzzlers.

This audacious image looms above an absorbing narrative that derives much of its drama from the superstition still governing the medical world 50 years after the fire.

The number of rich, absorbing narratives about this period easily outstrips the quantity of those devoted to any other slice of the nation's past.

I usually watch Hollywood films only on airplanes, where you don't have to pay, you're strapped in and can't escape, and you're generally susceptible to emotionally exploitative yet absorbing narratives that pass the time quickly.

"Present Shock" begins by simply describing how we have lost our capacity to absorb traditional narrative.

This is the so-called "tyranny of film": editing methods that compel our attention, rather than leaving us free to absorb the narrative in our own way.

But this was exploited here to such an extent that every Serb in the country absorbed this narrative and was conditioned for what came later.