Sentence examples for narrative balances from inspiring English sources

Boyle's narrative balances friends, mistresses, poets, scientists, academics, chance acquaintances and even officials and gardeners.

Panoramic, multi-faceted, his sweeping, well-paced narrative balances Paris and St Petersburg, London and Vienna (and not forgetting Washington), with awesome command.

Two traumatic events from the past hang in the narrative balance.

In several instances, however, the delicate narrative balance slips from Mr. Englander's grasp.

After all, a writer must have a fine sense of narrative balance in order to compose a convincing portrait of deeply depressed people without deeply depressing her readers.

Dearest Scooter, the forty-two-year-old creator and host of the popular podcast "Sleep with Me," has an ingenious intuition for this narrative balancing act.

In both plays, she brings more narrative balance to the female roles mostly in the roles of Harper and Mother Pitt.

"Vaccines are neither all good -- as this biased, miserable PBS treacle would have you believe...You had a point to prove and removed material from your show which made the narrative balanced.

As John Pickstone notes, when hardly anyone remembers what the NHS was like in 1995, let alone 1955, and when debate is marred by obvious sectional interests, history is vital for restoring narrative, balance and a consideration of motives and their effects.

Issenberg presents a series of propulsive narratives, balancing the stories of basement-dwelling nerds on their way to the top of the political foodchain with concise analysis of the sophisticated social and behavioral science experiments those nerds have unleashed on the voting public.

Cavendish offers a more artful and richly developed narrative, beautifully balanced between splendid scenes of Wolsey's glory and vanity and ironically contrasting scenes of disgrace, abasement, and painfully achieved self-knowledge.