Sentence examples for highly narrative from inspiring English sources

As a child, my beginning was highly narrative.

Sculptural forms and highly narrative images are arranged to complement each other, animal forms grouped together, and abstract patterns near each other.

Maya art, at the height of its development, was fundamentally unlike any other in Mesoamerica, for it was highly narrative, baroque, and often extremely cluttered, unlike the more austere styles found elsewhere.

Mr. Doctorow, of course, has used experimental techniques to impressive effect in earlier books: "The Book of Daniel" used a highly elliptical narrative to tell the story of the Rosenbergs (or a couple much like the Rosenbergs) from their son's point of view, and "Lives of the Poets" gave us the portrait of a writer refracted through the fictions he's created.

As in A United Kingdom, there is a love story; but there is also a highly involved narrative that chronicles the changing legal position of slave cargo – at heart, the degree to which slaves being transported at sea were regarded as human beings rather than mere possessions, to be jettisoned at the drop of a hat.

It also executes a highly effective narrative diminuendo in an extraordinary fictional nightmare.

It's also the first highly produced narrative podcast about hip-hop.

"Lift Up Thy Voice" provides an important and highly readable narrative.

The result is "a playful, mysterious, highly imagined narrative," Margot Livesey said here last year.

The highly charged narrative offsets the sterility of Miss Saito's immaculate home and empty existence.

He choreographed subjects of mythology and history in highly dramatic narrative forms.