Sentence examples for episodic nature from inspiring English sources

Even from the start of Red vs Blue, the studio deliberately described it as "the popular web series Red vs Blue" to ensure people understood its episodic nature.

Higher scores indicate a greater presence, severity, and episodic nature of disability.

This book's problem undoubtedly lies in its episodic nature.

Some pianists emphasize the work's teeming Romanticism and episodic nature.

And what were the complaints about – the rather episodic nature of the storytelling?

Fortunately, the episodic nature of the narrative means that none of the supporting cast annoys us for too long.

But the episodic nature of the story means that certain scenes are inevitably more engaging than others.

In fact, due to the episodic nature of the writing, The Cry of the Go-Away Bird reads a lot like memoir.

Neither does it entirely sidestep the episodic nature of the narrative in which Alice is acted upon but doesn't have real agency.

"The episodic nature of our security crises" left the country and its judges vulnerable to being "swept away by irrational passion" when the unaccustomed threat arrived, Brennan said.

The episodic nature of "Black Swan Green" may call to mind another form: the television series, with its seasonal story arcs interspersed with stories-of-the-week.