Sentence examples for enough narrative from inspiring English sources

There is little enough narrative excitement to go round even before Rory and Ita get married, but afterwards the tension slackens off altogether.

Cunning, after all, is poor man's fare, a way of cobbling together a credible enough narrative that is at once easy to digest, to swear by, and pass around.

There is enough narrative to just about explain why Ash has a chainsaw for a hand, but only just, and he only has one because everyone thought it would be cooler if he did – which it was.

Patrick Caulfield was one of the greatest British painters of the mid-20th century and, incidentally, a critic's dream - there is enough narrative in one painting to keep an art writer waffling on for hours.

There's plenty of imagination and comedy, but it takes a serious turn when the rose-tinted urban groove gives way to images of riot shields and decaying concrete - only there's not enough narrative substance to make an impact.

The exigencies of the quest, fraught with self-delusion, the unpredictability of others and the ghosts of memory, provide the novel with enough narrative charge to direct the mazy meanderings of dream life.

What I mean to say is that there aren't enough narratives for any of us the people grappling with evident trauma or the ones whose minds just don't feel good, for whatever reason.

Back then, there were always enough alternative narratives that were really plausible".

Luckily, just about enough of the narrative survived, and Johnson's exotic progress offered generous opportunities.

There's just enough of a narrative, simply expressed, on each page to keep a child's attention.

Yes Pete might have been on the money with aeronautics etc but is that a strong enough reason (besides narrative necessity) for Pete to remain?