Sentence examples for narrative complexity from inspiring English sources

The reduced size allows the designers to retain atmosphere without compromising narrative complexity.

Ms. Crawford can be led astray by her desire for larger scale and more symbolic and narrative complexity.

Excerpts I've spotted online lead me to believe he's not great at refining his prose, which may explain the length of the novel more than any narrative complexity.

Yet the Jeeves stories have the narrative complexity of Dickens's Great Expectations: Bertie might be 'mentally negligible', but he is nonetheless a highly accomplished narrator.

FOR all its narrative complexity, GOOD MORNING, MIDNIGHT (HarperCollins, $24.95) makes one thing perfectly clear: No one writes a more civilized British police procedural than Reginald Hill.

So things like cultural specificity and narrative complexity, and, god forbid, ambiguity, those become real obstacles to the success of the film here and abroad.

With such narrative complexities, sound, set and lighting design become crucial in telling the story.

Intriguing narrative complexities arise from contrasts of cinematic fantasy and technical reality, and from the presence of luminaries like Michelle Pfeiffer, Barbra Streisand and Francis Ford Coppola Johnsonn).

Djebar's writing, marked by a regal unwillingness to compromise in the face of ethical, linguistic, and narrative complexities, has attracted devoted followers around the world".

To these precedents she adds a distinctive awareness of craft as technique, history and identity; a wonderful color sense; and intimations of narrative complexities that suggest the down-home equivalent of Matthew Barney.

The continuing storyline is what makes the franchise so special - and so successful - says Howe. "Not just because each movie is an advertisement for all the other movies, but because it gives the narrative a complexity you can usually only get in serial television and comic books".