Sentence examples for classic narrative from inspiring English sources

The dishes are the Styrofoam peanuts in the packaging of classic narrative.

Gorongosa's story is a classic narrative of rise, fall and redemption.

His tale has classic narrative elements that support a firm visual authority.

He added: "He explores characters and uses that to create a version of Irish history that challenges classic narrative.

On the surface, the collection could be divided into two categories: invented journalism and absurdist stories that follow a more classic narrative structure.

What is usually meant by this is that his films don't rely on classic narrative technique - a beginning, a middle and an end; they tend to meander around.

When young adult fiction was a brand-new genre, in the 1960s, it fit in neatly with the classic narratives: its strongest stories were about orphans and lost boys of one kind or another.

A lot of the classic narratives about a young man's coming of age may seem fatally old-fashioned in the new century, but apparently, Horatio Alger still lives.

In fact, the mélange of plots, subplots, reveries, gags, cartoons, dirty bits, and hissy fits points to a work that is structurally modelled less on the classic narratives of cinema than on, say, a portion of Russian salad.

A protracted, contemporary-set prequel to Psycho, Bates Motel has been renewed for a fifth series on the A&E cable network, while news broke last week that Universal Cable Productions is developing Welcome to Hitchcock, a series in which classic narratives from Hitchcock's oeuvre will be repurposed and reimagined over the course of a season.

Many were punished for their naivety much like the expectations of a viewer whose own naivety was bred from classic narratives like the LOTR or Harry Potter.