Sentence examples for narrative frames from inspiring English sources

Yet even that is not enough: Danielewski piles on even more narrative frames, ultimately to the novel's detriment.

The post-debate spin was that Clinton won the battle of the narrative frames; but a CNN focus group concluded that the dust-up was Obama's best moment.

His improbably riveting first novel, "Keeper," builds similarly complex narrative frames around a South American soccer player, a superstar goalkeeper who tells an interviewer he has learned the game from an otherworldly teacher in the rainforest.

De la Pava lets all his characters, from the priest to the lawyer to the mourning child, try to put various narrative frames around the suffering they encounter their own or others' as a way of making that suffering signify.

Shelley's novel is constructed in multiple narrative frames, with the story of one young scientist's disastrous desire to play God told not only by Victor Frankenstein, but also by the traveler who finds him in extremis and, in the work's most audacious chapters, the monster.

Finally, to reinforce the basic narrative frames tenets, ten essential features of narrative frames to be conscious of when designing and using frames are noted.

The mistakes begin with the narrative framing device.

Social scientists say that our perception of reality is altered by the narrative "framing" of events.

I had further problems with a rather cumbersome narrative framing device.

That this is meant to resonate through history is communicated through a cheeky, effective narrative frame.

The problem, as I have suggested, is that the narrative frame that surrounds these lovely pictures complicates and undermines them.