Sentence examples for making the narrative from inspiring English sources

It goes back and forth in time, making the narrative difficult.

In a few cases, the language is abstraction, making the narrative a purely visual one.

(It also contains the most delicious supertitle translation I've seen: "Die you evil pirate!") Mr. Domingo achieves the implausible feat of making the narrative inanities utterly immaterial.

"We've already talked about it a lot, and we think there are ways of making the narrative of Giselle much stronger.

Even when these are golden formulas – like that one – they are leaden as moments, making the narrative degenerate into a string for wise and lovely beads.

Those unfamiliar with the Bible are unlikely to grasp the text's potency from watching this film; even at four hours, there is not room for much context, making the narrative seem to lurch from one crisis to the next.

The lack of words makes the narrative difficult to follow.

This tension made the narrative difficult to sustain when Mr. Obama moved from campaigning to governing.

This layout makes the narrative feel choppy and, at times, unbalanced.

Years of war and night raids make the narrative even harder to sort out.

This makes the narrative more interesting than a single case study, but also more depressing.