Sentence examples for narrative high from inspiring English sources

It is at this point that "Nocturnal Butterflies" reaches its narrative high point, as J. plots their escape.

For all Morris's narrative high jinks, he does give us a new way of thinking about Roosevelt, and that is as a politician.

But for all its narrative high jinks and stylised gimmicks, the movie manages to convey the quiet sense of menace that haunts the subcultures and secret gardens of a world city made up of suburbs.

There are fleeting glimpses of that might-have-been novel in "Fury," but they are buried beneath perfunctory narrative high jinks, humorless asides and oddly mechanical storytelling -- peculiar lapses for a writer known, in the past, for his literary ardor and ambition.

The left may sometimes take the narrative high ground but cannot hold it.

It was the first drama to both embody post-9/11 anxiety and serve as a master class in acting, a narrative high-wire act told from two distinct viewpoints in which the cost of war was endlessly calculated.

No meta-narrative high jinks, no Jamesian sensiblerie, no romanticization of damage -- no muddle.

The emotional charge was graduated using voice familiarity and long-term declarative memory content: low emotional charge, unknown person telling general semantic memory; mean emotional charge, relative telling the same narratives; high emotional charge, same relative telling autobiographical memory.

The eclectic line-up will be rounded out by Why?'s sharp-witted narratives; high-fiving, power-poppers Fang Island; and Denver's dabblers in all things electro, Pictureplane.

That's why the opera alone is so low on narrative and high on soul-searching – and probably why it's hardly ever done.

Despite Sergeant's ability to craft such a narrative, the high politics of personality and "splits" - especially when you're dealing with such unappealing characters as Cecil Parkinson or Norman Tebbit - has limited attractions.