Sentence examples for more narration from inspiring English sources

Faye is fairly guarded, too; she often receives their stories in silence, or her questioning only elicits more narration.

I also picked up on the largely unused method of spoken word and started to think about that more, narration, the story-teller.

In the second sub-session, the interviewee was asked to only tell "more stories" and give more narration.

My next project is much more straight narration.

Hampton's dialogue is more about narration than penetration: it's smart, but some gee-whizzery creeps into the exchanges.

Although there are bits and pieces of famous speeches here and there, there's a lot more jokey narration and confiding asides.

One is a new biography by the royal-watching journalist Katie Nicholl, "William and Harry," an entertaining, richly photographed book that reads like a longer, more thorough narration of scoops the princes' admirers devoured in Us Weekly or in the British celebrity magazine Hello!

I hope the book quietly and not fist-poundingly moves from a more epic narration towards a more psychological novel.' Dramatic public events - the burning of Smyrna, the race riots that drive the Stephanides family from downtown Detroit to the suburbs - are framed by the 41-year-old Cal, now an employee of the State Department.

Our music is more a narration of an oppressed people.

Fraser was unsure about the voice-over; he asked for a more "opinionated" narration that, according to Bartley, would "get the boot in".

There are better and more authentic narrations to point at Da'esh, such as the following: Narrated Yusair bin 'Amr: I asked Sahl bin Hunaif, "Did you hear the Prophet saying anything about Al-Khawarij?" He said, "I heard him saying while pointing his hand towards Iraq".