Sentence examples for bits of narrative from inspiring English sources

The work, written and directed by Layon Gray, might loosely be called a play, but structurally it's really more of a collage, with bits of narrative, assorted monologues, a few chants and lots of choreographed songs invoking classic Motown.

It's a shame, because some things are still appropriately pared down: the nightclub set derived from the original ballet makes sense in the tiny bits of narrative linking that Tharp has imposed.

And trusts, correctly I think, that the language and the emotional trajectories of the characters or the bits of narratives in the poems will fascinate you enough that if you're interested and you don't get the references, then you can go look them up".

But the Haggard scandal naturally provides a bit of narrative spine.

Then, "a bit of narrative comes along", and "you get a larger picture".

Costumes change, and there's a bit of narrative patter and some dancing, but the songs remain front and center.

Overlooking the table was another bit of narrative whimsy in the form of a canary yellow canvas.

Lucas has sent poor Halibut out on the runway, and the irony makes for an engaging bit of narrative tension.

Zucker's recommendations turned a smart, if standard, police procedural into a remarkable bit of narrative engineering.

In the context of the novel, and the appalling act which preceded that particular bit of narrative, the fictional character's loathing is entirely explicable and understandable.

It is quickly apparent that the scenes are related, that we are watching a film being made and that each bit of narrative sustains multiple readings.