Sentence examples for command of narrative from inspiring English sources

Finally, Lewis has a wonderful command of narrative structure.

Scelsi's methods were strange, but he had a command of narrative which no ghostwriter could have provided.

First, it's an astounding action adventure in which Stevenson's command of narrative, prose that's pared to the bone, is never less than enthralling.

A fine artist with command of narrative text as well, Curlee clearly details the challenges Bartholdi and Laboulaye faced in making their idea a reality.

He has a superb ear for speech rhythms, a generally astute sense of selective detail, and a natural storyteller's command of narrative pacing.

There is not quite a Scheherazade-level command of narrative on display, but there is a sure sense of how to turn literary traditions into active, theatrical storytelling.

Maher tensed, seeming to grasp that he had lost command of the narrative.

Murphy is a showcase for Beckett's uniquely comic voice, his command of absurdist narrative, and fascination with existential, mind-body issues of being and nothingness.

Yet, without mediation between the government's command of the narrative and social media's fragmented, reactive style of justice, the truth and complexity of any incident are likely to remain elusive.

Wings of Morning, absorbing as it was, was also flawed: Childers’ command of dramatic narrative was weak, and because almost the entire bomber crew died in the crash, there were few firsthand recollections to draw from.

By allowing Cameron's first-person account to take command of the narrative, though, the film seems to gloss over meaningful logistics of the expedition — such as funding, design and assemblage of the bathyscaphe Deepsea Challenger — as well as the scientific discoveries made from the specimens it collected.