Sentence examples for beloved narrative from inspiring English sources

Greer Shephard helped lure Ms. Bloom to the West Coast, to temporarily trade her beloved narrative sentences for television's visual shorthand.

Fans of the book will see hints of the beloved narrative come to life, but some of the weaker scenes are more forgivable on the page.

When it comes to beloved narratives — books, movies, stories of all stripes — we're resistant to reckoning with a hard stop.

Then again, there is one more possibility, a story line that breaks the beloved traditional sports narrative, the one that requires single-minded sacrifice to be the best.

It is what a good editor, of the Maxwell Perkins variety, would do: cut out the self-indulgent stuff and present a clean story, inhabited by plausible characters — the "taut, spare, driving" narrative beloved of Sunday reviewers.

"Our real success has been to reframe the argument – challenging a narrative beloved of the Left, which focuses so exclusively on how much is being spent on welfare that it risks overlooking the real question... that it is not about how much goes into the benefit system, but what difference it makes to people at the other end".

The compact edition adheres to a specific idea of what a good novel ought to be.…cut out the self-indulgent stuff and present a clean story, inhabited by plausible characters — the "taut, spare, driving" narrative beloved of Sunday reviewers.… When you come to the end of the compact "Moby-Dick" you don't think, What a betrayal; you think, Nice job — what were the missing bits again?

Much of the story takes place in the protagonists' minds, with the author skillfully weaving Chee's growing fondness for a female colleague and Leaphorn's ruminations about remarrying after the death of his beloved wife into the narrative so that it all flows smoothly together.

He even has a flashy name.Before Mr Diamond's emergence into the limelight, Britain's banking saga has had many shortcomings as a political "narrative" (a word beloved of Westminster).

In "The Guardians," Manguso's remarkable elegy to her beloved friend, she rejects a narrative arc ("My friend died — that isn't a story") and instead composes spare, anguished episodes.

In "The Guardians," Manguso's remarkable elegy to her beloved friend, she rejects a narrative arc ("My friend died that isn't a story") and instead composes spare, anguished episodes.