Sentence examples for fractured narrative from inspiring English sources
Fractured narrative At crash-prone crosswalks, 200 will be installed.
Now, I am working from a fractured narrative because of a material change.
This fractured narrative approach is nearer to the cinematic techniques of Robert Altman than to literature.
Broken lives, fractured narrative – this is a hard book, though I suspect Dean Williamson's virtuoso reading makes the going easier.
The fractured narrative moves in fits and starts, employing a variety of storytelling devices that seem more borrowed than inspired.
This is a love story in which sentiment is offset by the fractured narrative, Tom's astringent nature and a strikingly abundant body count in the nudity department.
Both were exceptionally sensitive to the cultural atomization of the sixties and its fractured narratives.
Some of those fractured narratives might even be the most important ones to tell.
The best moments of these fractured narratives of desire, eroticism and memory have a real, almost visceral charge, and are captivating.
Inspired by Carroll's writings and biography, "Then She Fell" derives its fractured narratives, its doppelgängers and mirror images, from "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" and "Through the Looking Glass".
Starting with "If Nobody Speaks of Remarkable Things" (2002), McGregor's precocious, attention-grabbing early work was characterized by structural devices meant to dislocate a reader's expectations: varied perspectives and voices, shifting time sequences, fractured narratives, misdirection, and disrupted sentences and paragraphs.
