Sentence examples for inserted into the narrative from inspiring English sources

These explanations feel oddly synthetic, as if they were inserted into the narrative as afterthoughts.

As in the author's leaden 1985 novel, "The Nuclear Age," newsreel-like little summaries of events -- from Vietnam to Woodstock to the moon walk -- are mechanically inserted into the narrative to evoke the unfurling of history.

To be clear, I do not consider myself some kind of folk hero, nor do I enjoy being inserted into the narrative.

It is horrible because it proposes, subtly and incrementally, a plausible psychological explanation for what is happening, which the audience must retrospectively insert into the narrative: cannibalism is a symptom of the horror, not the cause.

In addition, Harford, otherwise a strong writer, has an affinity for inserting into the narrative his own experiences even though they seem to be limited to kaffeeklatsches with peers.

Most books that children read on a tablet are so focused on keeping the child amused that the child often focuses on trying to find and press on all the various bells and whistles that may be inserted into the story that they lose the narrative.

Metal screws inserted into the spinal canal.

She plays a little with structure, inserting into this narrative of a voyage of personal and historical discovery the book that Kathleen herself is writing.

World Cup referee Marc Geiger had had a quiet game in the middle, but he inserted himself into the narrative of the game as he opted merely to speak to Jones for a reckless tackle on Donovan, when a yellow card looked more appropriate.

Admirably, Mr Thayil resists the urge to insert himself into the narrative.

As with the reference to Murphy's poetry, Tamblyn often inserts herself into the narrative, most notably in the epilogue.