Sentence examples for is narrated through from inspiring English sources

The book is narrated through their two different perspectives.

Sometimes the play is narrated through lyrical monologue and sometimes through choppier dialogue.

The battle that eventually ended this lethal blockade is narrated through the personal testimony of some of its key protagonists – from Bill Clinton, to an HIV-positive bodybuilder.

Though the Albanian half of the story is narrated through the collective voice of a chorus, the Ottomans are depicted in all their vivid, multi-ethnic humanity.

The duel between Mercutio and Tybalt is narrated through Saviolo's instructions: "…with one hand beats/ Cold death aside, and with the other sends/It back to Tybalt, whose dexterity/Retorts it…" The treatise provides only fragments of Saviolo's technique – you had to attend his salle to feel the full force.

It wasn't her first attempt at capturing the oceans between the covers of a book; 10 years earlier she had published Under the Sea Wind, a set of short stories in which sea life is narrated through the eyes of birds and fish.

He said the books are narrated through his "viewpoint" characters, so he was more limited than the TV shows.

Moreover, dharma teachings and stories about the way of the world were narrated through the works of fine arts and sculpture as created by the artists' ideas.

The stories and histories of these sites are narrated through interviews with Princeton students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community members who have passed through these spaces.

The stories and histories of these sites are narrated through podcasts that gather interviews with Princeton students, faculty, staff, and alumni, including University Architect Ron McCoy, author John McPhee, and many others.

But it already had this sort of fantastical quality by virtue of the fact that it was narrated through the perspective of the eyes of this boy, who experiences events really more like magic than history.