Sentence examples for be more narrative from inspiring English sources

There seems to be more narrative nonfiction lately.

We decided that there would be more narrative tension in cuts than dissolves.

Carvings, such as those that appear on temple chariots, tend to be more narrative; even more so are the miniature paintings of the Middle Ages.

"In the smaller sculptures, I explore this funny part of me because the size is so small," says Salcedo. "You can hold the sculpture like a toy and I can be more narrative and explain things that in life size would be too terrible and strong.

Record keeping is also very different from the approach used in the acute sectors as the notes tend in mental health settings to be more narrative in nature.

It's more narrative than pop.

These games are more narrative than English Country Tune.

The game is more narrative than any other.

One of Ms. Frank's more narrative works is the triptych "Ever" (1999).

Some of these videos, Mr. Milk said, "are more narrative, story-based".

The format was more narrative device than "Dear Abby"; Ms. Ackerman at times wrote the questions along with the answers.