Sentence examples for narrative closing from inspiring English sources

And he wanted to know, "What did I destroy in you that was not already destroyed?" In my father's last letter, the grammar carries the summary tone of a narrative closing down.

2020 still have three untitled Marvel films, but it seems improbable any of these will put Black Widow front and centre after The Avengers narrative closes with Infinity War - Part 2.  Indeed, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige has already come under fire for this apparent lack of female-fronted movies.

The blast brought the narrative closer to what Carrie wasn't sure she really wanted: a clean slate.

"Battlestar Galactica" advances the sci-fi genre and the Sci-Fi Channel by pulling the narrative closer to home.

By examining the sinfulness of Satan in thought and in deed, Milton positions this part of his narrative close to the temptation of Eve.

The ballad is usually a third-person narrative, and it can run on forever – it was designed to have verses added – while its later development, the dramatic monologue, throws the reader into a highly charged first-person narrative, closer to the urgencies of the stage than the shaggy dog of a story.

Although a big part of Fast's thesis involves the alienated, far-away aspects of a remote-controlled military, mixing the operator's account with the scene of a white family driving around in a station wagon does a great deal to bring the narrative closer to home.

The therapist tries, gently, to lead the man back into the narrative, gradually closing the distance.

He had mostly aimed, and mostly succeeded, to keep his narratives close to natural life, and as near to poetry in their subject as the conditions would allow, and had often regretted that those conditions would not let him keep them nearer still".

There was a hint of narrative, with the closing moments suggesting that this was one woman's meditative journey.

Only one story really qualifies as a fully-fledged narrative, the closing piece "Over the Mountains", in which an English film-maker visits Bulgaria in order to investigate an appalling story of cruelty in the remote countryside, which turns out to be appalling in a completely different way (or not, depending on which of the characters you choose to believe).