Sentence examples for marks narrative from inspiring English sources

Above all, Austen marks narrative artifice by famously refusing to satisfy her reader's desires for a full-fledged proposal scene.

Detail, scrutiny and attention mark the narrative.

Ms. Chow's direction hits every mark and narrative turning point with the unwavering, one-note insistence of the relentlessly plinking piano score.

In that respect, the movie marked a narrative angle that Linklater has repeatedly returned to: the personal historical present, a kind of Polaroid of the moment developed by a man farther along in time.

With Stacy's impeccable power suits, slick-backed hair, and transformation from all-American sweetheart to royal bride (that's not a spoiler because you can see it coming from the three-minute mark), her narrative is weirdly similar to Meghan Markle's, again proving that we will never get over the Royal Wedding.

The film, directed by Mat Whitecross and written by Paul Viragh, hits the usual narrative marks: childhood trauma, artistic struggle and triumph, family upheaval and substance abuse.

He makes this point with a deft wit in his poster poem: AN OXFORD DICTIONARY OF AN ENGLISH LANGUAGE One of the last pieces in Outside the Narrative marks a return to dialect poetry, but it is tonally very different from the work with which Leonard began.

However, it reads smoothly, its narrative marked by a practiced and fluent ease.

It is this sort of experience that most obviously marks out fragmented narratives as difficult texts, whether the book in question is JG Ballard's The Atrocity Exhibition, David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest or David Markson's Wittgenstein's Mistress.

And the post-apocalyptic vibe Stålenhag seems to create is not far off the narrative mark.

In the trailer, their voices are woven together into a darkly entertaining narrative marked by swirling suspicion.