Sentence examples for narrative composed from inspiring English sources

It is also an "epistolary novel": a narrative composed entirely of letters.

"What you have here is a narrative composed of all the information that the government now possesses about the Sept. 11 attacks," one senior law enforcement official said.

I think words are very bad at describing relationships, one character says, and this soothing and deceptively simple novel eschews elaborate descriptions for a narrative composed chiefly of dialogue.

The film is a dystopian narrative composed of five short stories in which Hong Kong has been totally taken over by China to the point that neither the language, Cantonese, nor local agricultural products can be freely used.

In sum, Coloring Book is a religious narrative composed over a tight beat.

Major monuments of Judeo-Persian literature are poetic embellishments of biblical narratives composed by Shāhīn of Shīrāz in the 14th century and by Joseph ben Isaac Yahudi (i.e., "the Jew") some 300 years later.

This vision is presented through a succession of narrative tableaux, composed of various everyday situations.

This complex narrative is composed of the following themes: 'perceiving risk', 'being prepared', 'reflecting on experience', maintaining control' and relinquishing control'.

Asking students to write narratives, compose poetry and make art around a single trigger allowed for complementary means of reflection which could be triangulated to better evaluate students' empathic understanding.

Jazz improvisation is generally understood as a narrative melodic line composed spontaneously in relation to a song's harmonic structure.

While Elizabeth's first-person narrative, a memoir composed just before her death, is deftly handled, the alternating third-person account from Martha's perspective can seem prolix.