Sentence examples for covering narrative from inspiring English sources

The manageable linear course of events is forever being bisected by unhurried exposition of related themes and images, as if Weerasethakul wishes to stop covering narrative ground in the normal way and take a conceptual soil sample.

Now covering narrative.

Through the dome and the window as well, the reader sees snow covering the entire narrative setting.

Although written chronologically, the book is couched more as a series of essays than as an exhaustive linear narrative, covering its subject in selective, heuristic moments.

The result was a story that applied themes of incest and alcoholism to a sweeping narrative covering several decades and moving from the dark, grimy railroad yards of Nice to the blindingly white vistas of Mont Blanc.

By a miracle of information management, Schlosser has synthesized a huge archive of material, including government reports, scientific papers, and a substantial historical and polemical literature on nukes, and transformed it into a crisp narrative covering more than fifty years of scientific and political change.

He largely immersed himself in his decades-long work, in effect a multilevel historical narrative covering the history of the Danubian Principalities, from the foundation of Wallachia (14th century) to the emergence of United Romania (1859).

Ryan Gattis's new novel, All Involved, his third, is actually six interlinked novellas, told through 17 first-person narratives, covering 144 hours of life in Los Angeles.

Threaded into vivid narratives covering each of the four airliners, the multimedia document contains 114 recordings of air traffic controllers, military aviation officers, airline and fighter jet pilots, as well as two of the hijackers, stretching across two hours of the morning of Sept. 11, 2001.

Another time, George is attracted by a girl's habit of covering longeurs in a narrative with the expression "yada, yada".

Neihardt spent almost 30 years on his major work, A Cycle of the West (1949), containing five book-length narrative poems covering the period from the opening of the Missouri Territory until Indian resistance ended in the 1890s.