Sentence examples for elegant narrative from inspiring English sources
His elegant narrative would shame many contemporary novelists.
Mr Rhodes's informed and elegant narrative may encourage readers to look further into the conflict's many ripples.
Fox constructs an elegant narrative from neuroimaging results, her clever psychology experiments, and the interaction of genetics and environment.
He wrote: Perhaps the only thing more powerful than Salter's elegant narrative simplicity in his latest novel is the verity of his prose.
An elegant narrative might be strung together from a series of sonnets, a form in the service of complex expressions of thought and feeling; Vikram Seth pulled it off in his first novel, "The Golden Gate," in 1986.
About Fuller's husband, we read, "Did the shade of melancholy in his eyes vanish when he looked into hers?" These are rare slips in an alert and elegant narrative.
Mr. Obama rode into office on one of the most elegant narratives in recent campaign history: that he was the embodiment of hope and change.
Our reviewer, Elena Lappin, said Krall "reports the basic facts but adds a novelistic twist, weaving her interviews into elegant, multilayered narratives".
Like much of Mr. Roth's recent work, "The Human Stain" bursts with characters and ideas, and its apparently haphazard organization disguises an elegant and cunning narrative strategy.
His interests were always propelling him far away from elegant abstraction or traditional narrative.
For his part Mr. Portabella seems pretty comfortable with his aesthetic of narrative enigma, elegant camerawork and attractive people who speak in literary and intellectual riddles.
