Sentence examples for narrative depiction from inspiring English sources

The whole scene is charged with the horror and brutality of the event, yet it conveys a monumentality that carries beyond the mere narrative depiction.

The narrative depiction of these drawings is transcribed and coded for attachment status by coders trained and reliable in the AAP coding system.

Free indirect style, that fusing of third-person narrative with depictions of first-person consciousness, means that writers can state their characters' thoughts explicitly, as though they were utterances of speech, without having to describe their shape or character.

In his narratives, this depiction of early recognition, and general recognition among blacks and some whites, of the injustice, unnaturalness, and cruelty of slavery is a major element of his argument.

Yet this isn't really a political narrative, more a depiction of success against the odds.

Known for their jewel-like colors and painstaking attention to detail, her paintings were purposely flat, hyperrealistic and strongly narrative in their depiction of everyday life.

"The 90 and the 9" repurposes the gospel hymn of the same name and the worker songs of Joe Hill with apocalyptic themes, an anti-war narrative, and a depiction of modern union workers as part of the lower 99% of income distribution in the US.

Of most interest to this narrative are his depictions of the ventricular system of man.

La vida privada, by the Argentine Rodolfo Rabanal, was a literary experiment: the author avoided traditional narrative conventions in his depiction of space, time, and character.

There are echoes of Cormac McCarthy's The Road and Stephen King's The Stand, plus graphic violence and heart-stopping action set pieces, but what lifts South above many recent examples of the subgenre is Owen's pared-down prose, slick narrative and the sensitive depiction of Dyce and Vida's relationship.

A string of translations have been put forth since it was finished: its the biblical narrative of creation, a depiction of the temptation of women, or a warning against excess and sin.