Sentence examples for narrative in this case from inspiring English sources

A novel-like narrative, in this case, does not make the most persuasive or thorough of histories.

Their various recollections create a satisfying frame narrative — in this case, mild scenes of present-day reflection that lead to a good story from the past — the kind of device employed in "Heart of Darkness" and "Frankenstein".

It's more charming than her first novel, Laura Lamont's Life in Pictures, though it features a similarly predictable narrative arc- in this carc- inginning and ending withis plane flight".

In Northern Ireland, McFate discovered something very like what Kilcullen found in West Java: insurgency runs in families and social networks, held together by persistent cultural narratives — in this case, the eight-hundred-year-old saga of "perfidious Albion".

The Daniels liked the restrained structure of the interactivity: instead of forking narratives, the story — in this case, the song — remained fixed; viewers were able to alter only the context of what they heard.

The narrative is in this case an evil corporation and someone who embodies the worst excesses of that corporation.

As is generally true of Shakespeare, he derived the essentials of his plot from a narrative source, in this case a long Spanish prose romance, the Diana of Jorge de Montemayor.

Certainly, the discourse may well evolve in time to include the potential for social and regional innovation within its narrative, but in this case, the scalar references are national and global.

"We're working the narrative in the case and intertwining it with the interior monologue in the character's head".

By and large, I enjoy being gulled by narrative scheming, but in this case I soon gave up, since none of the characters has a fate worth bothering with.

For (6) is a case of a fictional sentence, namely a sentence that could easily occur in the body of a narrative (a myth, in this case).