Sentence examples for breadth of narrative from inspiring English sources
Its teeming, overwhelming breadth of narrative complications has proved productive — the movie has sparked his subsequent decade of amazingly prolific, ever more brazenly and crisply intricate storytelling.
Television more readily accommodates the breadth of novelistic narrative.
But if Kukla's book is sometimes lacking in focus and deep political insight, his knowledgeable enthusiasm for his subject and the liveliness and breadth of his narrative make up for its shortcomings.
"We felt that the documentary format wouldn't give us the breadth and nuance of narrative storytelling," Chuchu says.
"He takes 'Doctor Who' and pushes the envelope the whole time, not in terms of taste and decency but in terms of ideas and emotional intelligence, the size of feeling and epic stroke of narrative breadth," said Jane Tranter, the BBC's head of fiction.
There was a hint of Wagner in the breadth of the Mendelssohn opening, and subsequent passages threatened to grow ponderous; but this is an orchestra used to telling stories, and it never lost a sense of narrative flow.
Beware the grammar of narrative.
The truth surrounding their charges, arrests and the breadth of their continued struggle continues to be lost in the mainstream narrative on Iran.
By keeping three narratives in the final analysis we demonstrate breadth of doctor experience.
The evidence we report is based on literature representing a breadth of scholarly paradigms including clinical trials, cross sectional population based studies, expert narrative reviews, randomized controlled clinical trials, and systematic reviews.
