Sentence examples for guaranteed narrative from inspiring English sources

He added his opinion that brutal violence does not guarantee narrative suspense, punning on the name Run Run Shaw in his downbeat conclusion that "Horror Planet is a film to run, run away from fast".

Because the serialized drama of history is bigger than any one character's arc, leaders can't guarantee our ultimate narrative satisfaction.

Military life does not guarantee to satisfy the narrative demand for confrontation.

Eggers's narrative is guaranteed to be every bit as compelling as that of any novel.

But this narrative also guaranteed a higher level of scrutiny for Romney's private equity past and present-day fortune, and when that scrutiny arrived – thanks to Newt Gingrich's opportunistic attacks – the campaign's response was blundering and tone-deaf rather than polished and rehearsed.

But unlike a comment, this narrative is guaranteed to match the way the code really works.

It sounds like a guarantee of emotional intensity and narrative tension.

Vulliamy's perky drawings in black, pink and red are as accessible as a superior comic and are guaranteed, alongside Hughes's racy narrative, to get young readers behind the wheel.

This cultural narrative of "service guarantees citizenship," is still evident in modern times: in literature, film, and in civil rights movements.

But sympathy is no guarantee of success: you also need narrative drive.

At the very least, "logistical and technical" issues aside, if you run a service that targets Australia and much of the EU, not extending the guarantee to those locales complicates the narrative needlessly.