Sentence examples for narrative chronological from inspiring English sources

For example, a newspaper article will need to offer information in a narrative, chronological format.

But without any knowledge of narrative or chronological structure, he was creating the photo book as a work of art.

Compared to other forms of literature reviews, a critical review is less formally structured, and is usually narrative or chronological.

Although narratives are chronological in nature, when they are a part of a series of interviews the tellers rarely start 'at the beginning' and finish 'at the end' (24, 26).

In order to tell the story, Nelson adopts a fairly conventional style comprising chronological narrative, a sharp assemblage of well-researched archive footage, and a vast range of "talking head" interviewees.

When it was decided to use a school as a backdrop to the story, which could also be used to provide a chronological narrative, O'Mahoney and Winter realised it would be too dangerous for the students to be seen with either a Western or Iraqi camera crew because it would draw too much attention to them, and so they decided that the students would film the documentary themselves.

On the surface, this is a traditional, chronological narrative, but underneath we seem to be getting the story from a mind remembering, and what minds remember about a catastrophe is often not the event itself — it's too much — but the neighbor who arrived the next day with the casserole.

There is no chronological narrative to follow.

It's not a conventional chronological narrative.

Presenting a clear, chronological narrative is not the point here.

"Serial killers create better chronological narrative," he explained.