Sentence examples for narrative consists of from inspiring English sources

Much of the narrative consists of her thoughts, yet restraint is the habit of her introspection.

The bulk of the narrative consists of battle after battle, and these also can blur.

No more than 10 years old, the third narrative consists of the broad policies for social inclusion adopted by Lula from 2003 onwards.

Part of the narrative consists of Bird's letters to her half-sister, whom Boy – in her allotted role of wicked stepmother – sends away.

In 2007 Finnish writer Hannu Luntiala published The Last Messages, in which the whole 332-page narrative consists of SMS messages.

The Minotaur's isolation has made him a keen witness to hominid behavior, and much of the novel's circuitous narrative consists of his observations of co-workers and neighbors in minor acts of sadism and benevolence.

Their sessions, which form much of the book's narrative, consist of Cole telling the story of his life from intimate diaries kept from the 1960s to the present.

The Book of Job may be divided into two sections of prose narrative, consisting of a prologue (chapters 1 2) and an epilogue (chapter 42 7 17), and intervening poetic disputation (chapters 3 42 6).

This monitoring (Riessman's term for reading and interpreting a text) emphasized how the narrative consisted of stanzas and codas [ 22, 26].

The results are presented as a narrative consisting of the four themes generated from the observations, follow-up interviews and group interview.

As a result, his narrative consists for the most part of a somewhat well-rehearsed catalogue of conquest, Vita's béguins – this is his preferred term for the many women with whom she falls into bed – lined up one after the other in what quickly comes to resemble a kind of sapphic beauty pageant.