Sentence examples for narrative closure from inspiring English sources

Life with no narrative closure.

Illness and death give "The Windmill Movie" narrative closure.

But fans hoping for some narrative closure may have had better luck with the "Lost" finale.

As their thwarted friendship suggests, however, history does not always yield to our desire for narrative closure.

It wasn't only a sense of narrative closure I sought, although that was a part of it.

American culture, the presidential halo, not to mention old-fashioned moral narrative closure, still have widespread appeal.

Or perhaps, by lining up alternative narrative closures, Mitchell is signalling openness at a Higher Level.

The finale's narrative brings closure to several prominent story arcs created during Davies' tenure as show runner.

Ms. Munro, now 81, seems to have increasingly turned toward stories with more tightly plotted narratives, more closure and more Aesop-like morals — in sharp contrast to the many artists, like Tennessee Williams and Claude Monet, whose work grew increasingly abstract in later years.

This brings together insights from three strands of research (primarily from European and American cultures) [ 98]: 1. Inhibition - not talking about emotional trauma is unhealthy 2. Cognitive - development of a self-narrative allows closure 3. Social dynamics - keeping a secret detaches one from society.

That indeed appears to be the engine for the book's fake narrative of psychic closure.