Sentence examples for composed narrative from inspiring English sources

The frail, moist flesh, mutilated in war, corseted and shamed in peacetime, and subject, in the long view, to swift decay, gives this intricately composed narrative its mournful, surging life.

In this tightly composed narrative of Machiavelli's life and thought, Benner argues that "The Prince" is a work of secret subversion, using irony and beguilement to advance a staunchly republican message.

The two images were brought together by the effort of the human brain to create an illusion of three-dimensionality. Stereographs were made of a wide range of subjects, the most popular being views of landscapes and monuments and composed narrative scenes of a humorous or slightly suggestive nature.

A number of prominent Arab litterateurs composed narratives involving travel into the worlds of the imagination.

At work, he delved into spreadsheets and interviewed people, gathered facts, and then composed narratives about how the companies he reviewed might grow.

For his lyrics, Ocean used both his past personal experiences and imagination to compose narratives for songs.

To be the subject of a narrative is to be accountable for past actions that have composed that narrative life.

Another poet of this time, István Gyöngyösi, composed long narrative poems and also many epithalamia, or nuptial poems.

Records 1874-1911 are handwritten and composed in narrative form, while later records are typed and use a pre-printed form.

With his Hecale, Callimachus had inaugurated the short, carefully composed hexameter narrative (called epyllion by modern scholars) to replace grand epic.

Growing up as a third-generation Malaysian, it was these stories – other than oral histories shared over cultural holidays – that loosely composed a narrative about identity beyond recent memory and classroom history.