Sentence examples for double narratives from inspiring English sources

Instead, they crisscross clumsily, stumbling over their double narratives.

This double narrative and double purpose is effected by a doubleness brought about in the audience: we are at once intensely interested and detached, like the Mind itself in the Body.

The novel is a double narrative.

We are then whisked off into a seemingly unrelated double narrative.

But their dreamy slowness has been stripped of its double narrative.

"My concept was to create a double narrative," Mr. Wrong said.

Whatever concept may have inspired this fancy double narrative, its contrivances seriously weaken the work's impact.

With the arrival of the "Paul" role for the Sicilienne, Balanchine changes the ballet's structure, starting a kind of double narrative.

He begins with 40 pages about the Bata shoe factory and ends with a brilliantly worked double narrative about a female burns doctor who translates Dick Francis in her spare time.

The rhythms took on a new complexity in Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World, a double narrative located in a pair of linked netherworlds, attracting comparisons with Philip K Dick, although Murakami confessed to adapting the technique from Ken Follett.

Another newcomer is Labor, a gallery from Mexico City that is featuring Pedro Reyes's "Surplus Reality," a double narrative that presents, in storyboardlike form, a photo-novella about the struggle for land reform in Brazil and also recounts the censoring of that work when it was displayed there.