Sentence examples for bright narrative from inspiring English sources

It lacks the bright narrative energy of the latter's stories, in vivid contrast with their dreamlike lament.

Richard Russo's recent Pulitzer Prize winner, "Empire Falls," demonstrates that, with its wryly realistic narrative, bright dialogue and enveloping story.

He says, "I definitely love work that is loud, direct, confrontational, bright, celebratory, strange, narrative.

Mixing Patrick Hamilton seediness and bright Wodehousian farce, the narrative lurches boozily from one scene to the next – a preposterous séance, visits to a failing literary magazine, collecting rent from downbeat digs, and drinking in smoke-filled pubs.

She sat in the hot tub with them as they cheerfully told her their stories -- an astonishingly consistent set of narratives involving bright light through bedroom windows, inexplicable time blackouts, encounters with bobble-headed small gray people with large black eyes and, often, invasive sexual medical experimentation.

The eighth movement of Messiaen's oratorio La Transfiguration de Notre Seigneur Jésus-Christ Jésus-Christatures "a shimmering halo of tone-cluster glissandi" in the strings, evoking the "bright cloud" to which the narrative refers.

As it unfolds a bright, vivid visualization of the narrative appears with the soda drink in the story becoming interactive code in the form of colorful liquid and fizzing bubbles.

Yet teaching full of fact-filled narratives can help bright sparks focus.

Drawing on the bevelled lines and rhythms of Patel's classical Kathak training, Alston developed a quasi-narrative language of bright, airy musicality that took his choreography to a whole new terrain.

The author's gift for nonchalantly off-the-wall humor is overworked by a narrative that is relentlessly bright.

"Empire" seems, at first, to be on a more conventional narrative path: Jamal is bright, talented, and decent — a credit to his sexuality.