Sentence examples for highly charged narrative from inspiring English sources
The highly charged narrative offsets the sterility of Miss Saito's immaculate home and empty existence.
Delaroche, perhaps the most popular representative of the Romantic school, specialized in highly charged narratives with royal and child characters, of which "The Children of Edward" (c. 1830; Louvre) is a typical example, being executed with a flatness that lacks either linear or colouristic inspiration.
The ballad is usually a third-person narrative, and it can run on forever – it was designed to have verses added – while its later development, the dramatic monologue, throws the reader into a highly charged first-person narrative, closer to the urgencies of the stage than the shaggy dog of a story.
Davis: What is the duty/role of a biographer to the "truth," especially for a figure like Burroughs whose relationship to authoritative narrative is highly charged?
But despite the rigid economy of ballad narratives, a repertory of rhetorical devices is employed for prolonging highly charged moments in the story and thus thickening the emotional atmosphere.
Emotions were highly charged.
This can be highly charged.
The whole occasion is highly charged.
The atmosphere was highly charged and highly emotional.
The Kavanagh case is highly charged.
