Sentence examples for all the narrative from inspiring English sources

"Richard III" has all the narrative earmarks of the work of a young playwright: too long, too plotty, too repetitive.

The lady and the tramp meet soon after she lands in Australia to track down her cattleman husband, whose early murder sets all the narrative pieces in place.

All in all, the narrative is pretty pitiful; the child would be a lot better off with three friends than with the lonely Leapster.

If you superimposed a diagram that mapped out all the narrative beats, characters and jokes in "The Hangover Part II" over one for "The Hangover," the two would align almost perfectly.

It has the grim charm of a Thomas Hardy and all the narrative ambition of a Victorian novel to match – though regretfully it's a book happily oblivious to that slight but important movement which preceded it, Modernism.

Literature is above all the narrative medium of the arts, the one that still best relates What Happened to Me, and American literature, at least, has only been enriched by new "mes" and new narratives.

Gaskell presaged the particular sociological style of 20th-century writers like John O'Hara, but skipped all the narrative-energizing booze and self-annihilation.

After all, the narratives have to synch up visually, which can't be easy to manage.

Novelist manqué, no? Desperately balked of all the narratives that you tried, narratives that came to naught, no? Came to nort, all abort.

But he never entirely broke free of his past, as all the narratives I've read about him suggest.

But for all of the narrative appeal of youth against experience, I am not sure this game be defined by its quarterbacks at all.