Russell J. Bowen concludes that although the writing and coverage were better than similar books then available, "Cave Brown's work fails to escape the common stigma of intelligence narratives: considerable inaccuracy as to detail and occasional lack of validity of interpretation".
Lively rather than deep, Cohen's narrative has considerable charm, whether pondering Zemurray's Jewish identity or claiming him as a man "best understood as a last player in the drama of Manifest Destiny".
Sure enough, the text fails to coalesce into a compelling narrative despite considerable effort by the British director Robert Shaw and his three performers to chisel out specific personalities (Francis Benhamou's battle-scarred benevolence, Angela Church's wry melancholy, Kina Bermudez's peevish grief).
The "untold story" creates considerable narrative momentum.
Although everyone knows how the story ends, White builds considerable narrative tension, beginning the book with Kennedy requesting a glass of milk before he heads to bed on election night, uncertain whether he has squeaked through over Richard Nixon.
At best he generates considerable narrative intrigue.
He shows considerable narrative gifts in his collections of verse tales (in which he anticipates many short-story techniques) and great powers of description.
A contributing editor at Wired magazine, Mr. Carney writes with considerable narrative verve, slamming home the misery of what he has witnessed with passion and visceral detail.
And in spite of all these themes crowding into one book, there is a considerable narrative tension – bordering on a page-turner.
The "matter of Britain" was represented by an outstanding composition, the alliterative Morte Arthure, an epic portrayal of King Arthur's conquests in Europe and his eventual fall, which combined a strong narrative thrust with considerable density and subtlety of diction.
