Sentence examples for narrative bits from inspiring English sources

Narrative bits between numbers and a couple of longer scenes relate the episodic story as MoM goes global.

The reader pioneers a rough way through multiple texts, fragments, scraps of narrative, bits of oral history; we are supposed to feel the sheer density, and savage ironies, of diversity.

Mills told me, "I'd say, 'If you take out the history and the narrative bits, the rest of the movie totally holds together!' " If it's too much me, I can make it more you.

"Nights in White Satin," "Desperado," "Every Breath You Take" — all present and accounted for here in versions that callously sanded down idiosyncrasies, as did several songs that played like context-free narrative bits from imaginary musicals.

Stephen Hopkins, who had demonstrated his ability to juggle parallel story lines as the Emmy-nominated director of "24" during its first season on Fox, was hired to braid the narrative bits together.

Shot in Morocco and in Pinewood Studios in Britain, the film is crammed with swirling sand, milling crowds, computer-generated cities and assorted narrative bits and pieces, some borrowed from the studio playbook (everyone speaks in a British accent, even, alas, Mr. Gyllenhaal), others recycled from the video game series by Jordan Mechner, who has a story credit.

The narrative uses bits of Virgil and Verdi, Goethe and Hardy because they supply the words on which its protagonist relies.

Woven into his narrative are bits of lore gleaned from historical markers (some interesting, some not) and recollections of Colombian commando raids, Tripoli traffic and other hazards from his past career.

Like those previous volumes, this slender book is a highly uneven hodgepodge of stories, playlets and narrative fragments: bits and pieces of writing that reprise -- often in distilled, italicized form -- the themes and obsessions that have animated this author's work from "Cowboy Mouth" and "The Tooth of Crime" through "Buried Child," "True West" and "A Lie of the Mind".

It claims no particular modality or theory -- instead, it offers a kind of spiritual narrative, citing bits from ancient yogic texts as resources and evidence.

The growing appetite for deeply reported narratives over bits and bites extends beyond narrow political magazines.