Sentence examples for hot narrative from inspiring English sources

Because of the nature of a page divided into variable combinations of frame, Moore's novel keeps its distance from the hot narrative.

Just when you figured America must be growing weary of conversations about how weird it was that everyone used to smoke and drink martinis all day long in the early 1960s, the series comes back around again with a hot narrative curveball (zoobeezoobee zoo), and our collective fascination is renewed.

The virtuoso storyteller Elmore Leonard has been rightly praised for his technique: hot, fast narrative, tasty dialogue, strokes of character so quick they're invisible, never a detail that doesn't move things ahead.

While the two Philips did not directly criticize the Booker's three short-listed present-tense novelists (Tom McCarthy, Damon Galgut, and Emma Donoghue, Hensherr censured many of the authors on the Prize's long list for "following fashion blindly" and embracing the hot new narrative mode.

By Wednesday night, Election Day 2013: The Foregone Conclusioning, will be over and you will be confronted with a fresh plate of piping hot media narratives.

The music is hot and the narrative simple.

Their selection comes down to feels of what's hot or not, what narrative is in the ascendance and what is considered gauche.

Trans narratives are hot.

A lesser author would have made this the focus of the novel, but Renault is cool enough not to let the hot stuff derail her larger narrative.

That was probably because there was no way Ms. Minaj would cotton to an easy redemption narrative, or allow Hot 97 to profit from her name — not yet, at least.

Three systematic reviews concluded there was a positive effect of interventions on safe hot water temperature from a narrative synthesis of the evidence [10,12,15].