Sentence examples for narrative choice from inspiring English sources

But what opportunities does that narrative choice afford you, the writer?

"It is Cameron's narrative choice," he continued, "as he is aware of the fact that the visual aspect widely compensates for this lack".

All these seemed to be done to complicate the much simpler narrative choice that would have been purgatory at that point.

"Writing this story in any way that would intentionally minimize or sensationalize their deaths is not something I could have agreed to, and avoiding those two scenarios was a factor in every narrative choice I made," he wrote.

It is a daring narrative choice for Sachar, author of the Newbery-winning novel "Holes" and an "avid bridge player" who would apparently be happy digging holes himself if only there were a deck of cards at the bottom.

It is told from the perspective of the killer, which, according to Oates, is a tempting narrative choice: It's the feeling of excitement or transgressive elation that an author feels — like when Shakespeare was creating Iago, or Edmund in King Lear — that these are precipitating agents who unleash evil, but they also unleash a story.

Franzen's parallel departures are determined narrative choices, and for some, they may seem over-determined.

Mr. Burns makes brilliant narrative choices, but such choices come at a cost.

And those narrative choices were at the heart of the marathon health care summit meeting on Thursday.

Such risky narrative choices gave "Homicide" a mercurial quality that may have doomed it to cult status.

Roley's narrative choices seem deliberate rather than a matter of an inadequate stylistic repertory or paucity of imagination.