Sentence examples for narrative develop from inspiring English sources

Then I follow that character, or that event, and build a story from there, letting the narrative develop only as a natural outgrowth of what specific characters might do in a given situation.

How are we going to see Coke's narrative develop and in what forms of media?

So there's a narrative developing.

Mr. Rattner, the narrative developed, had become Wall Street's Icarus, flying too close to the sun.

I would like to see more athletes being able to double up, to see that narrative developed.

What Richard understood today was that the boys were on a collecting mission, in search of some necessary prop for the narrative developing on the living-room rug.

As the narrative develops in its improvisatory way, the quoted lyrics become a pointed kind of challenge both to them, and to the reader.

The expressive limits of a kind of narrative developed from text messages, with less space to digress or explain than this sentence, has significant upsides.

"The narrative develops that says, 'O.K., we were once in a cold war with the Soviet Union, then we were in a war on drugs, then the war on terror, now there's the war on snow,' " Professor Thompson said.

I was reminded of this characteristic statement while reading "Frontier," in which one senses the rigorous forward motion of Can Xue's technique forming her vision as the narrative develops.

Many of the earliest male poets became renowned as warriors and lovers, and around their careers (or, perhaps, their "personae"; the historical existence of several poets remains unverified) elaborate traditions of narrative developed, as, for example, with the pre-Islamic cavalier-poet ʿAntarah and the hapless love poet Majnūn Laylā (literally, "He Who Was Driven Crazy by Love for Laylā").