Sentence examples for making narratives from inspiring English sources

If we exempt from consideration the Dante of "The Divine Comedy," who finds himself lost in dark woods and shortly thereafter enters the Inferno (this remains preferable to joining a men's group), writers have been making narratives of midlife crisis since the '60s, when an increasing level of economic prosperity and a loosening level of morality freed men to stare rapturously into their navels.

18 PAN offered regular training sessions in organisation of the audit, in making narratives, in chairing of the audit meeting and in classification of perinatal mortality.

Some highly respected choreographers — Christopher Wheeldon, Mark Morris — started making narrative pieces.

But once he moved West he went on making narrative, or sort of narrative, ballets: "Russian Seasons," "On the Dnieper".

IN the 1960's when highly refined abstract painting was in vogue, Murray Zimiles began making narrative figurative paintings.

"Harry and Stanya could have kept making narrative works without any lag in their career," Mr. Phillips said.

The creators of "Lost" have made the fans believe that the show is good for its debts and is not making narrative promises it can't keep.

All three, given the task of making narrative sense of situations that lack obvious meaning, are effectively acting out an allegory on the uses and abuses of fiction.

Whereas choreographers making narrative ballets can mold the time frame of the stories as they wish, an opera's narrative pace is determined by a specific libretto.

[UK] Remember 'game books', those branching stories where the reader could influence the outcome by making narrative decisions at various points throughout the book?

Do you prefer making documentaries vs. making narrative films?