Sentence examples for episodic manner from inspiring English sources
(Chekhov is another clear influence, as is the Evan S. Connell of "Mr. Bridge" and "Mrs. Bridge," novels written in the same episodic manner Orner favors).
Everything is bathed in a supernatural glow; wealth, poverty and pain are all surreally bright.But sumptuousness of this kind cannot make up for the episodic manner in which the story plays out on screen.
He outlined the events in his Cronica in year to year accounts; for this he has gained criticism over the years for writing in an episodic manner lacking a unifying theme or point of view.
Villani outlines the events in his Cronica, not by theme, but through year-to-year accounts; for this, he has gained criticism over the years for writing in an episodic manner lacking a unifying theme or point of view.
Positive selection typically affects molecular regions involved in genetic conflict, and often acts in an episodic manner (i.e., for a limited time).
It is thus possible that human infants are successfully encoding the events of their early lives in an episodic manner, but that due to insufficient or disrupted consolidation processes, these memories are latter inaccessible.
Set designer Robert Jones copes impressively with the sheer quantity of locations and brevity of space between them, but the evening becomes inevitably episodic in a manner that it is far more irritating in a playhouse than a multiplex.
Ossification occurs progressively over the course of a lifetime in an inevitable episodic and unpredictable manner with most patients being confined to a wheelchair by the third decade of life and requiring lifelong care.
Storage-enabled smart grids will also make more practical all manner of otherwise episodic, and operationally annoying energy sources like wind and solar.
The novel is epic in its way and certainly episodic.
"The Abyss of Human Illusion" is written in the manner of my father's later work: brief and episodic, scrutinizing working stiffs, bored GIs, the literary and artistic establishments, self-styled creative types and midcentury Brooklyn losers, while leveling the differences between them to expose the universal presence of the same human vanities, sins and frailties.
