Sentence examples for narrative core from inspiring English sources

This first half of the book is utterly readable, but it lacks a narrative core.

The mischief, the grandeur, the evil in public life stand as the narrative core of her work.

The narrative core of the duet is based on a journey Khan made from Bangladesh to India.

What about the early Wim Wenders films which weave around their narrative core releasing us to enjoy time and space for itself.

Around this narrative core, whose genre might be described as gothic realism, Wilde builds a meditation on the paradoxes of morality.

Characters and scenes from "Everybody Down," a concept album, form the narrative core of the novel one should probably describe the book as an adaptation of the recording.

Transmedia learning is defined as the scalable system of messages representing a narrative or core experience that unfolds from the use of multiple media, emotionally engaging learners by involving them personally in the story.

For anyone else, the challenge in mashing up Little Women would be remaining faithful to the narrative's core -- the emotional lives of four girls as they grow into adulthood -- but for me the hard part was not tinkering with the text.

Indeed, Marías pulls off a considerable narrative coup: the core of the novel is essentially a job interview, a game of conversational cat and mouse between the old spy and the younger recruit.

He would blast past the feminine essence narrative to the core truth of transsexualism: "[W]riters have been either too shallow or too squeamish to give transsexual sexuality the attention it deserves.

But traditionally, this core narrative of American triumph is the story that we want to tell about Selma and about our nation.