Sentence examples for classical narrative from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the Academy just likes that most classical narrative template of all: the story of love.

But Mr. Young's guitar solos on Monday gave its songs an almost classical narrative.

He is a master of the clean, classical narrative, not of lurching moods and similar folderol.

Classical music, like classical narrative filmmaking, prefers to execute detailed plans.

It is "a classical narrative of the four seasons evolving," Goldsmith said.

"Narrative is our ultimate top-down strategy in watching a movie," he wrote back, "specifically, I think, classical narrative principles".

Also sweating it out, albeit thanks to teenage hormones and ineptitude rather than grand classical narratives, are Will, Simon, Jay and Neil, reunited on the small screen in The Inbetweeners USA (E4).

His intoning to "make America great again" is a classical "declension" narrative - a story of American decline - and this narrative traces all the way back to the 17th century Puritans: We were once favored by God, now we have sinned and are loathsome in his eyes.

Fulfilling the classical transsexual narrative - the one that gender clinics like to hear - I knew I was "different" as a child.

By coming out and transitioning before our country's largest media outlets, Caitlyn unveiled a national identity crisis that will continue to disrupt classical gender narratives in the US for years to come.

While there will always be (and always must be) time and space made for the masterful classical lyric-narrative, more and more it seems that a sizable segment of the most innovative work circulating today is alive to the generative possibilities of an aesthetic badness, a refutation of even the well-honed elliptical craft of our time.