Sentence examples for descriptive narrative from inspiring English sources

Descriptive narrative of the teeming life around Union Square.

Gondarine artists were taught by the Jesuits to introduce descriptive narrative scenes, noses, and facial expression.

Instead, he presents a disorganized, largely descriptive narrative that ultimately raises more questions than it answers.

You are able to tell an incredibly descriptive narrative in 62 hours of television.

The explanation lies largely in the very different ways in which the two sports lend themselves to a descriptive narrative.

Here you will find Cole's "Tower by Moonlight" (1838), inspired by a richly descriptive narrative poem, "Love," by the English Romantic poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge.

They are short descriptive narratives, often quite baldly factual, telling us when and where he went and how long it took him.

Descriptive narratives of clients' expressions of anger during sessions were collected from 29 board-certified music therapists working with a variety of populations in a number of different settings.

Machines can do the grunt work that would otherwise take a human author endless amounts of time, if it's feasible at all, delivering detailed and accurate descriptive narratives about the information that would otherwise be left buried in data.

Ocean's songwriting uses descriptive narratives, dense metre, surrealistic imagery, empathic sentiments, deadpan humor, overt metaphors, and conversational devices.

Ocean's songwriting touches on themes such as unrequited love, decadence, class, and drugs through the use of surrealistic imagery, conversational devices, and descriptive narratives depicting dark characters.