Sentence examples for creates narrative from inspiring English sources

According to Barthes, this process of selection is what creates narrative.

In "Naturalization," the use of the present to depict the past creates narrative immediacy.

The judges said the work "creates narrative out of chaos", is "absolutely forensic and consistently excellent" and "is important because the event is so contested".

She creates narrative momentum despite the expansive time frame, because holding the novel together is the question of whether Hemingway will ever find a woman to last the course.

Elasticity – a sense that a novel has been written, in part at least, because its author needed to find something out for themselves – is an underrated part of what creates narrative atmosphere and tension.

If film creates narrative from fragments and cuts, then the key cut in Some Like It Hot is the one that takes us from typical boys, Joe and Jerry, to the two of them teetering down the railway platform as high-heeled women.

Mr. Carruth also expresses this circularity through the editing, skipping through time to create narrative ellipses.

He has said that his dances "do not search to create narrative resolution".

The novel moves efficiently back and forth in time to create narrative tension.

One way is that some people can flat-out create narrative stuff that's not true".

Just putting things next to one another in time and space, she adds, impels the audience to create narrative.