Sentence examples for exacting narrative from inspiring English sources
The former, because I still can't work out how Wes Anderson allows such force of feeling, alternately pained and impassioned, to blow through the grid of his exacting narrative constructions.
Both of you have just described the exact narrative of our history and our national identity that Barack Obama has spent the last dozen years preaching on the national stage.
The weird and mysterious atmosphere of his maniacs, spectres, and automata thus intermingles with an exact and realistic narrative style.
The title was exact, because the narrative line cut with forensic clarity as Cusk wrote of the individual's isolation, self-delusion, pain and puniness in the world.
True enough here: just about any attempt concisely to summarize this morbidly obese book or impose a predictable chronology on it will misleadingly suggest the exact sort of narrative architecture that its author seeks to topple.
We also recorded the exact text or narrative of each of the marketing episodes.
"Of interest to zoologists I can report the following... .., says Pi, before giving us an empirically exact, bite by bite, narrative.
Buddhism does so through its hard-as-nails philosophy of detachment and Christianity does so by placing suffering at the exact center of its narrative.
Emerging patterns of alcohol dependency and needs for prescription medication among TFA CMs are not invitations to collectively try harder or press further into the narrative that exacts these costs.
Vianu commented at length on the exact relationship between the narrative borrowed from oral tradition and Creangă's "somewhat surreptitious" method of blending his own style into the folkloric standard, likening it to the historical process whereby local painters improvised over the strict canons of Byzantine art.
As one might expect from forces long associated with the work, it was a beautifully focused interpretation, exacting in its differentiation between narrative drama and devotional reflection, deeply felt yet avoiding any trace of sanctimony.
