Sentence examples for narrative invention from inspiring English sources
"It doesn't have wild narrative invention to it.
The dialogue is flat and the narrative invention is pitiful.
He's a narrative invention, Nelson's Islamic (maybe Pamukian) alter-ego.
Donald Cameron "No points for narrative invention or great dialogue, but these are of little matter.
Another fairly recent narrative invention, professional wrestling, is even predicated on the idea that it is deliberately and shamelessly plotted.
That was also the year that I finished my first novel — fifty pages of it, filled with a narrative invention that I've never been able to recapture.
Biography has embraced a new style which blends the narrative inventions of fiction with the historical authority of the traditional profile.
Even with dazzling narrative inventions and memorable characters, that novel and its sequel The Wapshot Scandal now read as padded and quaint in many respects.
The sound of traffic disappears and time flows away and we're in the middle of that primal American narrative: the invention of the self.
The book begins with four pages of catch-up for those who need it, but since the treat of reading both previous novels lay in the gradual understanding of the world Atwood created, and because the final volume contains such lush satisfactions of narrative and invention, it would be a shame not to have that full experience.
To the extent that such pronouncements of illegality reflect assumption rather than analysis, they are inconsistent with our nation's entrepreneurial narrative: An invention is not illegal simply because it is new, and a novel activity is not prohibited just because it has not been affirmatively permitted.
