Sentence examples for more narrative and from inspiring English sources

Call me old-fashioned, but I wanted more narrative and fewer high-tech special effects.

There are artists who have tried to show the change of the world around Jesus in more narrative and dramatic ways.

So I get to write a lot of stuff that's much more narrative, and that's probably why I love my professional writing as much as I do.

It is even more guitar driven — Mr. Miller discovered a model, the Jackson USA Soloist, that he loves — and more narrative and lyrical, with a crisper focus on arrangements and harmony over beats.

"What it could do is make the pictures more narrative and temporal, less fixed and single and complete and isolated, more dynamics, more things happening," she wrote, late in 1970.

The blog post and the tweet may be ephemeral rather than lapidary, but the culture in which they thrive is fed by a craving for more narrative and a demand for pith.

We move through three more narratives, and into the lives of exiled, wandering Jews and gloomy emigrant Germans, Sebald's relatives, who worked for Jewish families in New York.

For more narratives and perspectives on women in medicine, please see this piece by the curator of this collection, Jessica Gold, MD MS for links.

In every way, it is a bigger novel than John Crow's Devil; epic in scale, and written with far more narrative power and lyricism.

"Family Name" has more narrative strands and characters than it can comfortably accommodate.

I'll spare you more narrative now, and cut to the chase (because who knows when our power will be out): To really be able to ride out storms comfortably (very comfortably) plan on spending –gulp more than $30 grand.