Sentence examples for how much narrative from inspiring English sources

Which goes to show just how much narrative meaning one can pack into even something as seemingly innocuous as grammar.

It's hard to overstate how much narrative medicine has shaped and likely will continue to shape my aspirations in psychiatry.

Of course; but part of the fun in Ashbery is finding how much narrative sense can be pieced together from these remarkable associative feats, in order to appreciate the surplus above and beyond the story they nearly tell.

Somewhere behind this poem is 9/11 (when "breaking news" became standard fare), though none of this is easy to find, and one is never certain how much narrative paraphrase is too much; after all, poems like these exist partly to defy paraphrase.

But how much story is too much story onstage, where time constraints make it harder to maintain a balance between narrative, character development and the exploration of theme?

What's tragic now is how much the narrative of Obama as weak is overshadowing the narrative of hope that we elected Obama for in the first place.

The exhibition does give a hint of what was exciting about Haring: how much formal, narrative and allegorical mileage he could get out of a relatively limited but cannily controlled cartoon language.

Second, and perhaps more significantly, the film demonstrates not only how much our narrative bearings have been lost but also our political and moral bearings, and how an admittedly paranoid movie may actually be insufficiently paranoid when it comes to our new reality.

This time, however, shows how far the country has come and how much the narratives have changed.

How much of "A Narrative of the Life of David Crockett, of the State of Tennessee" did Crockett write himself?

I have to admit that the preceeding paragraph shows how much power the narrative still has, even over people who ostensibly now hate the strip.