Sentence examples for chunks of narrative from inspiring English sources

The writer in charge of all this material must select which turning points to depict, allowing other changes to occur offstage and bridging the larger chunks of narrative with passages of exposition that shouldn't become mere information dumps.

Technically, this involved removing chunks of the narrative spine and presenting it in these fragments.

Kai Bird, infected as a small boy, clearly tried to take remedial measures (living in south Asia, producing several biographies to do with atomic warfare) but has now given in, writing a book of childhood memories embedded in chunks of historical narrative.With so much injustice in the world, why does the injustice done to the Palestinians still rank so high?

I seriously cannot find any films that this takes any major chunks of its narrative from.

The two strike up a flirtatious exchange that carries them through an affair, and which makes up a large chunk of the narrative.

I've since learned that "My Struggle" is extremely controversial in Scandinavia, partly because of the title but mostly because some critics feel Knausgaard was too brutally honest about his family's interior life (a large chunk of the narrative deals with the author's father, who drank himself to death).

Similarly, Neil Bartlett's staging and adaptation seems to slip away from its focus, derailing in its attempt to assimilate big chunks of the Dickens narrative into a deadpan theatrical whole.

Image: Tumblr/meaty-chunks-of-life.

They had the kind of narrative charm that could carry large chunks of scholarship; weave them together; sprinkle them with asides, experiences, suppositions, and strong opinions; and entertain you.

I like to think that a big chunk of Mad Men's narrative is Pete's education in human behavior.

To her profound misfortune, Gia Carangi lived the kind of narrative that leaves pop culture's maw always hungry for another chunk.