Sentence examples for limited narrative from inspiring English sources
We, meanwhile, are trapped in the head of a child — among the words of a precocious but limited narrative voice, one that speaks in the present tense.
If Jobs' life has been mythologised, it is perhaps as much a product of our own limited narrative templates as his own self-promotion.
"We're fed a limited narrative about how people end up homeless, which leads us to ignore or dehumanize people," Wilkinson said.
Moonrise is written in an alternating third-person limited narrative, with the exception of the prologue, which is written in a third-person objective perspective.
The simple, stark premise and limited narrative invite the audience to fill in the blanks before, during, and after the action of the scene to great, and unsettling, effect.
While it's not a bank holiday, the McFly faithful know it's the date to which fictional everyhipster Marty McFly, manic Doc Brown, and (to a limited narrative extent), Marty's girlfriend Jennifer Parker swooped via "jigawatt -slurping DeLorean time machine in the highly successful movie Back to the Future Part II (1989), itself the sequel to the pop-culture jigawatt -slurping the Future (1985).
Before the section break, the prose feels like an extension of the straight, time- and space-limited narratives of volumes three and four, but afterwards Knausgaard alters his scope and range.
Human rights lawyer and parliamentary researcher Hayyan Ayaz Bhabha tells me that Bokova's words hold equally true when it comes to limited Western narratives around the Muslim veterans of both World Wars.
Critics have derided the overly solemn narrative, limited environments and conventional game mechanics.
He made certain that upon seeing his work people would say, "That's a Leyendecker!" Still, not much is known about him, which accounts for the book's limited, though entertaining, narrative.
Mainly, though, the coming season looks like a reshuffling of the same limited pack of narrative cards: "Cinderella," "Le Corsaire," "Don Quixote," "Giselle," "Nutcracker," "Onegin," "Romeo," "Sleeping Beauty," "Swan Lake".
