Sentence examples for convoluted narrative from inspiring English sources

This probably remains my all-time favourite Cymbeline in that it lent coherence and clarity to the play's convoluted narrative.

The problem is that it makes for a convoluted narrative framework and for long periods reduces the Twits to mere lookers-on.

Amid a deluge of social media speculation about who was telling the truth, it eventually emerged that both sides actually agreed about much of the convoluted narrative.

How book and film compare: Franklin's adaptation sticks to Mosley's novel for its first half, but to simplify the convoluted narrative adds plot elements and changes characters' motivations.

Try to construct, over a three- or four-hundred page novel, a convoluted narrative that surprises and tests the reader and that ultimately joins all the dots, and see how you get on.

Ms. Chabannes continues the archival impulse alluded to by Mr. Longo, with images culled from the Internet and inscribed in shaky outlines, along with carved-out "excavations" in the wall, and accompanied by a somewhat convoluted narrative about "fusional relationships," a concept borrowed from psychology and described in a gallery handout as "the opposite of the primacy of individual identity".

"We're fascinated by pulling the rug out from under the viewer," says Cardiff, and in their MacGuffins and convoluted narratives they do indeed send viewers sprawling through the looking glass.

This re-edit makes the jokes more laugh-out-loud funny, with callbacks really shining instead of being subtle parts of extended (and often convoluted) narratives. .

The makers of the show seemed to put into practice the outlook of its world-builders: contriving a rigorously convoluted story and tormenting their audience with narrative intricacy.

While the deliberate political marginalization of racial minorities hasn't changed over the decades, what has become increasingly clear as Facebook and Cambridge Analytica offered their alarming and convoluted narratives is that the technology that allows politicos to target these groups has evolved dramatically.

The cast is colorful, but the play is pallid, despite an intricate -- make that convoluted -- narrative (2 00).