Sentence examples for for some narrative from inspiring English sources

But fans hoping for some narrative closure may have had better luck with the "Lost" finale.

If you're up for some narrative drift, you can just go with the ambiguous flow created by the Polish-born filmmaker Pawel Pawlikowski, who I suspect is a fan of Antonioni's "Passenger".

I've found myself yearning for some narrative of reconciliation, or perhaps even redemption.

But earlier this year Mr. Ambrose was accused of ethical lapses for having employed some narrative passages in his books that closely paralleled previously published accounts.

The narratives show that bathing occurred soon after delivery in both Nigerian sites but was delayed for several hours or until the next day for most Tanzanian narrative mothers (15/20) and for some Ethiopian narrative mothers (9/15).

But no matter how many are present on the night, history alone is some narrative for Calzaghe to join.

For some that narrative has acquired an enviable gloss.

At two years old, she's too young for self-pity, and too present for some grand narrative to make sense of it all.

At the end of Home Alone, Kevin looks out his window once more to see Old Man Marley reuniting with his own family, which makes for some nice narrative symmetry that is nonetheless an undeserved resolution: the film's ultimate lesson is that Kevin needs his family, but when the credits roll, it's hard to believe that Old Man Marley even deserves his.

Selznick, who said he was working on his first ballet, pointed out that the World's Fair featured international pavilions, thus offering some narrative justification for the global dances traditionally featured in Act 2 of the holiday favorite and raising the possibility that the narrative of the piece might be continued much further into the ballet than has traditionally been the case.

"Next year, we're hoping for some film narratives," Markus said.