Sentence examples for excellent narrative from inspiring English sources

So far in 2015 there have been two excellent narrative feature debuts, with Simon Stone's extraordinarily assured The Daughter and Brendan Cowell's Ruben Guthrie.

The editors, Jonathan Rosenberg,+author+of+the+forthcoming+" 'How+Far+the+Promised+Land?,' " and Zachary Karabell, author of "A Visionary Nation," among other books, provide an excellent narrative to keep the background in focus.

Those who have read any of the previous phenomenally successful Ruby Redfort novels will not be disappointed; the excellent narrative will keep readers hooked until the very end as we accompany our intrepid detective through another exhilarating mystery.

The opening chapters, based upon Butler's recollections of the upper Rangitoto Mountains in New Zealand, are in an excellent narrative style; and a description of the hollow statues at the top of the pass, vibrating in the wind with unearthly chords, makes a highly effective transition to the strange land beyond.

And, because theology is itself an allegory pretending not to be (theology is always striving to be an ultimacy, the point at which allegory stops), allegory about theology makes an excellent narrative fit: the pilgrim's progress resembles Jesus' progress, and Jesus is the ultimate pilgrim.

He was impressed by Nigel Kneale's screenplay, feeling the script was "taut, exciting and an intriguing story with excellent narrative drive.

Both actors are excellent, turning narrative perspective into truly theatrical character while rendering speech that is at first incomprehensible to American ears with audience-friendly precision.

As the writer and teacher Ellen Collett has written in an excellent article on "narrative inflection": As fiction writers know, every story is told by a narrative voice, and voice reveals itself by what it sees.

Barry Lyndon is an excellent, speedy, satirical narrative until the final sadistic scenes and was a trial run for the great historical novels, especially Vanity Fair.

It is part of the excellent My Story series, that uses real events to create engaging narrative historical fiction for children.

The longest independent narrative, an excellent example of historical writing, is the "court history of David" (2 Samuel 9 20; 1 Kings 1 2).