Sentence examples for ensuing narrative from inspiring English sources

The ensuing narrative is set in the far reaches of Riley's psychic landscape – and it is a landscape.

The ensuing narrative is split into two parts: his present tense description of the search that unfolds, and her diary entries stretching back several years.

In the ensuing narrative it is especially with regard to the Buddha's conception and birth that this work adds to the miraculous and mythological elements of earlier accounts.

Somewhat muted, it has few true surprises, which may be intentional because a familiarity with the yakuza, its rituals, violence and code helps make the ensuing narrative surprises pop.

It might not be particularly important to know that none of this is true; it's more important to know that the fussy setup fails to deepen, much less enliven, the ensuing narrative.

The ensuing narrative — unfolding under the epic headings "The Old World" and "The New World," and drawing extensively on Gerd's surviving letters and journals — is a labor of love on a grand scale.

Each ensuing story seemed to add yet another wrinkle to the narrative, and details ran athwart one another".

The ensuing shared narrative brings the reader closer to such an understanding than anything else I've read.

Despite having some terrorists to deal with, Carrie said yes, and thus ensued a narrative passage in which the CIA's mission to implicate the mastermind of a bombing that killed hundreds of people depended on whether a thug saw Carrie rolling up a yoga mat.

The usual double-crosses and convolutions ensue, but the narrative is so haphazard that the whole thing -- both the caper and the movie that contains it -- seems to have been hastily improvised.

The ensuing standoff created a national narrative about illegal seizure of public lands and using firearms as negotiating tools.