Sentence examples for earlier narrative from inspiring English sources

But they make you wonder how much of the earlier narrative may be possible.

So the novel sequence, where the events of an earlier narrative can never quite be closed off, suits her interests.

"We trust that our visual, quantitative history of financial crises is no less compelling than the earlier narrative approach," the authors write.

Structurally, Ben's account finds itself rhyming with Jakob's: the titles of its sections have already been used in the earlier narrative.

The Line of Beauty is not a sequel as such, but picks up where the earlier narrative broke off, in August 1983: "the last summer of its kind there was ever to be".

When I resumed my search…" I point out the tracks of these earlier narrative guides confidently and inconclusively; they seem obvious to me but it's quite possible they played no part whatsoever in the gestation and composition of Lerner's novel.

These generally work well (although often they are merely recapitulating earlier narratives in a different medium).

Over the next quarter-century, Woiwode published five more works of fiction, some revisiting the earlier narratives, his books' interconnectedness mirroring their overall thematic concerns.

The upshot of the biblical story, as opposed to the earlier narratives, is just that: that the actions of human beings are entirely to blame for the storms that destroy us.

Novelists (and those self-scrutinizing men) became interested in the question of what happened after a man had acquired things (money, love, status), the getting of which was the engine of earlier narratives.

Chaucer also includes details from the earlier narratives.