Sentence examples for narrative display from inspiring English sources

This new film, being more modest in its scope, and somehow less obviously extravagant, achieves more with its rhetorical flourishes and narrative display.

And despite a bit of Michael Moore-style nonsense at the end the tightly edited narrative displays a reach (nine countries) and clarity of composition that hold the attention.

Nevertheless, the idea of being a "good" daughter lies at the heart of the book and Baum's references to "sliding down the scale" from "good" to "bad" punctuate the narrative, displaying a fraught inner monologue.

There is perhaps no larger precursor for realistic short fiction in its most popular form: clearly stated, socially involved narrative displays that set out to objectively mimic human life.

Most of the narratives displayed at Civil War battlefields started to mention slavery as a cause of the conflict only about 10 to 15 years ago.

Although the informants' narratives displayed variations, gendered trajectories into depression were still revealed.

The participants' narratives displayed a need for the case managers to support them as individuals, covering their emotional needs.

No setup, no narrative, no display.

There is not quite a Scheherazade-level command of narrative on display, but there is a sure sense of how to turn literary traditions into active, theatrical storytelling.

Although sometimes regarded askance by academic historians, Mr. Hibbert won a wide readership with his popular approach to historical subjects and his gift for narrative, on display in more than 60 books.

To do so a comprehensive model of different narrative voices displayed by storytellers is proposed.