Sentence examples for forms a narrative from inspiring English sources

Though Charlie's reminiscences provide a regular jolt, the inexorable logic of the breakdown forms a narrative arc whose shape we know too well.

"Channel ORANGE" sounds unrelentingly warm and even, sequenced in a way that forms a narrative arc, and Ocean's voice is relaxed, combining powerful high notes and a hazy mid-range.

Danto was concerned with exactly why history is not just one damn thing after another, but necessarily forms a narrative told from a later vantage point, endowing what was once the meaningless present with subsequently accrued significance.

Andrea and Giustiniana's affair, teetering between Enlightenment and Romanticism, intrigue and authenticity, love and honor, forms a narrative whose moral complexities offer up layers of meaning reminiscent of those one meets in novels like "The Golden Bowl," oddly mixed with the kind of comedy Goldoni might have written.

As the songs kept coming, they gradually formed a narrative.

As Peter Balakian puts it in "The Burning Tigris," they form a "narrative lost to the public".

"We form a narrative of the moment, which fits the zeitgeist".

The rest of the galleries form a narrative of different volumes of space, some compressed, others more relaxed in atmosphere.

Of Britney's first five Max Martin-produced singles, four are variations on a theme sonically and lyrically, and form a narrative.

The words and images form a narrative that revolves around a notebook that holds obsessive listings of places and objects.

But these works are not just humorous; they are dazzling, even serious, forming a narrative that is strangely uniform throughout.