Sentence examples for less narrative from inspiring English sources

And less narrative probably includes less character.

Concision makes the band's new work more enigmatic and less narrative.

More of these magical interactions and less narrative would have taken this to the next level.

Perhaps you can do with less narrative than we use now.

In the 1720s and '30s puppet plays gradually became more dramatic and less narrative under the influence of Kabuki.

Like Dolphy's, Wilson's playing is less narrative and discursive than it is abstract and private, intensely expressive and searching.

True to his word, when that game came out in July, it proved to be less narrative-focused than Chung's previous work.

In particular, as you might expect, I think the coverage could stand to be a quite a bit more data-driven and less narrative-driven (if you can call it "narrative" to have some television correspondent mugging for the camera in his Windbreaker from the middle of a storm zone).

The films are less narratives than compelling medleys of images.

Pisarev's comics, especially "Objects," are less narrative-based, and more a visual experience — the colors vivid and beautiful, the story largely undefined.

Hannah's struggle to pay the rent, Hannah's attempts at office work, Marnie's near-hookup with Booth Jonathan, Jessa's abortion: these were fleeting, consequence-less narrative developments that were an ends to a means of character development.