Sentence examples for confused narrative from inspiring English sources

The old wife's rather confused narrative is interrupted by the entrance of characters from her repertoire.

Somewhere in the confused narrative is the sad story of bright people doomed to failure.

The reaction seemed to stem from different places: sensitivity at Western hectoring, a confused narrative about the Taliban and a sense of resentment or downright jealousy.

Worse, most of the missions take place via flashbacks within flashbacks making for a confused narrative which would be rightly savaged should the same ever be proposed as a movie.

There's his scientist brother Will, who's at the very heart of the compelling but confused narrative.

Morrison shows 'how precious the tongue is' - it may reconstruct confused narratives, rebuild broken homes, tolerate their intolerable pain.

Formas de volver a casa, by Chilean Alejandro Zambra, had a postmodern structure: history and fiction were deliberately confused; the narrative perspectives were mixed; and narrator, author, and character seemed to merge.

On the left, the increasingly confused Fox News narrative about the attacks has produced an almost aggressive disinterest in the topic.

The director Stephen Lawless keeps confusing the narrative by making points.

But for me her London never came to life, her feminist message was delivered as subtly as a whip at an orgy and the narrative confused without gripping.

Even though the writer can switch back and forth between different character perspectives, doing so arbitrarily can cause the narrative to become confusing for the narrative.