There's a moment when she's describing a man sitting on a bench, and he's falling asleep, and instead of stopping the story when he drifts off Woolf just keeps on narrating, leading us smoothly across the divide into his dream life, with no interruption -- you never know quite when it happens, just like in real life.
Participants of the NET-R and WL conditions narrated their earthquake experience with two or three sessions, and spend no more than one session on narrating previous traumatic events.
Try to keep narrating to a minimum.
Finally, you realize that the mother is approaching delivery and has not been tested, like yesterday we had one, she kept on refusing to take the test, one of the counselors called me and narrated the story, we went to the mother and told her to sign that she has refused to take the test.
At Duckie Brown, a man seated behind me kept narrating each look that went by as "not very wearable".
In Samuel Beckett's trilogy, Molloy, Malone Dies and The Unnamable, the plots are minimal and unresolved, and the act of narrating itself is the only thing that keeps consciousness (barely) alive: "Keep going, going on, call that going, call that on".
In 15th-century Florence, Lorenzo de Medicii kept Uccello's three big paintings narrating The Battle of San Romano in his bedroom.
Patpong (2006a), for instance, focused on folktales (recreating: narrating) in her study of Thai lexicogrammar.
When Mr. Best switches from narrating events to participating in them, the lighting of Martin E. Vreeland helps keep things clear.
