Sentence examples for narrative breaks from inspiring English sources

After the ninth century the historical narrative breaks off.

The arc of this memoir's narrative breaks into three paths.

But the triumphal narrative breaks down when you examine the financials.

His chummy everyman confessionals become sharper and meaner, and a limping narrative breaks into a gallop.

The best moments in "Flowering Judas" occur when the narrative breaks through Porter's self-conscious craftsmanship and shows us something about the world where she was born.

Counterintuitively, though, she disagrees with the view that binge-viewing makes narrative breaks and twists less necessary: "If anything, the end-of-episode hook becomes even more important.

Here her narrative broke off.

The stories that emerged in the Jerry Sandusky trial, in which the prosecution called its last witness Thursday, sometimes sounded like variations on a single narrative breaking off, as his alleged victims' lives were broken, at different points along the way.

The Line of Beauty is not a sequel as such, but picks up where the earlier narrative broke off, in August 1983: "the last summer of its kind there was ever to be".

Yet though nearly 150 years have intervened since Rimbaud's first declaration of independence, many readers in our own age, too, still prefer a coherence of imagery, a sameness of tone, a readable sequential message, even, ultimately, what amounts to a prose narrative broken into lines.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin June 15 ,2012 The stories that emerged in the Jerry Sandusky trial, in which the prosecution called its last witness Thursday, sometimes sounded like variations on a single narrative breaking off, as his alleged victims' lives were broken, at different points along the way.