Sentence examples for direct narrative from inspiring English sources

Each piece is meticulously constructed and painted, forming a direct narrative.

Three generations of the miller's family form the backbone of the story but there is no overriding or direct narrative.

His speculative varieties of self-study are also a replacement for a direct narrative exploration of the psychic loam of his youth.

He then began a series of adventure novels marked by a lucid, direct narrative style and an unfailing fund of incident and humour.

A cast of five actors play all the parts, using direct narrative from the book, with puppetry to represent camels, fighting hawks, sheep and horses.

These narrative threads are, as the title suggests, parallel: they have barely any relation to one another and do not constitute a direct narrative line.

Cinematography, acting, directing, narrative, character development, makeup, costumes, special effects, catering service and more all play roles in distinguishing "The Godfather" from "The Godfather: Part III".

By comparison, Suskind's "Price of Loyalty," an account of the former Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill's disillusionment with the Bush administration, is propelled by a spare and clearly directed narrative that cuts through the detail and gives it purpose.

The latest "Captain America" film has received critical acclaim, not just for its intricately written and artfully directed narrative, but also for the the many excellent performances from its cast.

As the academic Charles May has noted, following De Sanctis, the book moves away from the typical medieval story in which God and providence direct the narrative, replacing them with chance, coincidence, and the various base and noble drives that inspire human agency.

When these voices, who generally have neither the training nor the licensure to explain it, are allowed to direct the narrative, a twisted and forlorn version emerges.