Sentence examples for breathtaking narrative from inspiring English sources

It weaves a breathtaking narrative of his campaign to expand executive authority since 9/11.

It seems you can't go online without reading some sort of adulation or armchair analysis of the true-crime podcast's breathtaking narrative and ingenious reportage.

Like the two before it, the new novel jumps back and forth in time, deconstructing a breathtaking narrative that spans 1,000 years.

As EFE's Washington Correspondent, Godos journalism is insider reporting, thoughtful narrative, and breathtaking Spanish prose.

The power of this narrative has been breathtaking, particularly over the past year and a half.

But its analysis of the era isn't remote: Franzen's characters are heartbreaking, his sentences breathtaking, and Freedom has the narrative grip of a cheap thriller.

There's a 10-15 minute chase scene through Paris, the only one involving those infamous 'accelerator suits', that is absolutely breathtaking both in its logistics and its narrative logic.

Here was no narrative, just a series of strange beautiful breathtaking memorable haunting and mesmeric events which added up to less than the sum of their parts.

Suffice to say, then, that the narrative moves deftly with a directorial sure-footedness that's breathtaking when you remember that this is only Barnard's second feature.

His new one, "As Flies to Whatless Boys," is a marvel of narrative and documents, which collide to create a book that is at times breathtaking and tragic and at other times laugh-out-loud hilarious.

Potter's usual breathtaking images and musicality permeate the film, but it is also one of her most compelling traditional narratives.