Sentence examples for narrative end from inspiring English sources

While people have conversations, characters have dialogues – and, ideally, every piece of dialogue in a story is a means to a narrative end.

"Stokes can mold song and language to an emotional and narrative end in a way I've never heard anybody else do".

To that narrative end, Ms. Fidell tries to suggest a sense of Diana's internal weather, notably her isolation, which is telegraphed with many shots of her by herself, literally, or alone in the frame.

It was awful, 766 pages (766!) of padded guff in which Rowling's trio of young wizards – Harry, Ron and Hermione – spent far too much time shouting at each other to little narrative end.

As in Brenner's "Acid Rain," the choreography isn't simply a means to a narrative end, but the true focus of the film.

Alternatively, the novelist might create a fictional dictator to achieve the same narrative end, as in Reasons of State (1974), by Alejo Carpentier, in which the dictator is a composite man assembled from historical dictators.

It has long been suggested that Downey Jr could be replaced following that movie, with the individual Iron Man movies having reached a natural narrative end-point.

The main narrative ends in the autumn of 2003.

Rose dies in childbirth, and the narrative ends with the Colonel's death.

Even when the narrative ends with death, therein lies perceived beauty.

The other failing is that the narrative ends in 1933, the year Hitler came to power..