Sentence examples for narrative conclusions from inspiring English sources

He doesn't allow his characters easy narrative conclusions, and he peppers his stories with random connections, Ilana being only the most obvious.

Has that really become the template for all narrative conclusions, not just in the mainstream but in the more traditionally placid confines of the arthouse?

The narrative conclusions for intoxication were not confirmed by hospital laboratory tests.

Most introductory reviews on the situation in China are based on individual author points of view, with a few selectively cited references and related narrative conclusions.

The true number of suicides is difficult to determine because a coroner's conclusion of suicide must be 'beyond a reasonable doubt', that is, that the death was intentionally self-inflicted and in some areas coroners have increasingly (since 2001) reported narrative conclusions rather than reporting it as suicide.

It's almost as if she needs a narrative conclusion to her story.

We like stories to have neat endings, a kind of narrative conclusion.

Percy added: "We will reflect on the narrative conclusion of the jury".

The assistant coroner Peter Harrowing was unable to establish a cause of death and recorded a short narrative conclusion.

They returned a narrative conclusion, saying: "Susan Norman died as a result of being buried by a landslide.

As part of a narrative conclusion, the jury noted failures in Sparrowhawk's care, including: Lack of clinical leadership on the Statt unit.