Sentence examples for narrative language from inspiring English sources

Here, as elsewhere, Mantel's real triumph is her narrative language.

Like the dialogue, the narrative language is often too precious.

The depths of both his Chinese and American selves seem to actively resist the narrative language.

In The Writer as Migrant prizewinning novelist Ha Jin took up the question of literary exile and the displaced writer's relation to narrative language.

In the narrative, language plays as important a role as characterization, and the debt to Faulkner in general and "The Sound and the Fury" in particular was obvious.

How might you use narrative, language and visuals (illustrations, drawings, photographs) to teach other kids your age or younger children about this subject?

Drawing on the bevelled lines and rhythms of Patel's classical Kathak training, Alston developed a quasi-narrative language of bright, airy musicality that took his choreography to a whole new terrain.

Bunge et al. examined studies of the quality of information provided to patients, reporting that although information was based on good evidence and ethical guidelines, there was a lack of evidence on quality of aspects such as pictures, narratives, language and cultural features [ 89].

Textual rebellion materializes in narration, narrative structure, language, characters that break with gender and sexual norms, and speech acts.

During Oxford's 2015 Trinity term he studied the way governments and the media in Australia have changed the narrative and language around people arriving by boat.

"The narrative, the language, the views of the IPCC still marginalises the developing country perspectives," Dr Chukwumerije Okereke, from Reading University, told BBC News.