Sentence examples for beautiful narrative from inspiring English sources

It's a disturbingly beautiful narrative about unfathomable violence and its place on the land.

The music perfectly reflects the film's power: Public Enemy young, smart, confrontational; Bill Lee's orchestral score classic, beautiful, narrative, Hollywood.

"She wove it together to make this really beautiful narrative," says Driver, and it's clear from her eyes that the memory's still fresh.

Travelling with the US forces on their advance through Europe, her despatches from the battlefront provide an intensely personal, immediate and eerily beautiful narrative of war.

De Palma told a similar story in the 1989 "Casualties of War" — a squad captures, violates, and kills a Vietnamese girl — but in that movie he shaped everything into an uninterrupted flow of emotionally upsetting but physically beautiful narrative.

Finally, it is good to reach to the present day, and Simpson's meticulous fragments of contemporary self-delusion make beautiful narrative shapes out of the ordinary horrors of domestic life.

It's a beautiful, narrative-driven story of two brothers trying to save their father's life, with you controlling them both.

Of such native peoples, Fleming tells us that "when they had a chance they wrote clear, perceptive and sometimes beautiful narratives of the time they spent with the interloper.

Then, his hauntingly beautiful, narrative-style Vine of the Great Salt Lake was featured in Vine's "Editors Picks".

But our story, however mundane and typical, is a beautiful American narrative.

Reading the Fairyland books feels less like reading the best-known modern fantasy novels, from Tolkien to, say, Gaiman or Lev Grossman (who has praised Valente), than like reading Edmund Spenser's beautiful, sprawling narrative poem "The Faerie Queene," left unfinished at his death, in 1599.