Sentence examples for narrative chronology from inspiring English sources

Hughes experiments with narrative chronology, and her temporal hops and elisions can be baffling.

Some readers visit them every day and hence end up following a standard narrative chronology, but others arrive mid-story.

The new versions are made more accessible than the originals by presenting events in narrative chronology and by expanding the character of Lydie.

Not only had Ken sorted out the books' jigsaw of events, he had achieved narrative chronology without losing the story's power.

Wisteria Lane needed a real jolt, one imagines the writers must have felt, and hitting the narrative chronology hard with a sledgehammer was what they came up with to do the trick.

We have also taken the liberty of abridging some of the more detailed narratives into poems, which summarise the content of their accounts of their lives in a way that transcends the narrative chronology whilst bringing forward their meanings, using the children's own words [ 55, 56].

Their experimental work tossed aside literary conventions like plot and character development, narrative and chronology, chapters and punctuation.

I write to give my life a form, a narrative, a chronology; and, for good measure, I seal loose ends with cadenced prose and add glitter where I know things were quite lusterless.

Much of the basic narrative and chronology, according to Robinson, is reasonably authentic, although some of the more elaborate details — such as the exact scale of the Muslim defeat — may be doubtful or difficult to ascertain.

What is most remarkable about Moon Tiger is its narrative method, scrambling chronology in imitation of its protagonist's own recollections.

A guide to the causes, conduct and consequences, deftly woven by Purdum into a coherent narrative; with a chronology since 9/11/01.