Sentence examples for narrative made from inspiring English sources

In its first season "Damages" was well reviewed, but its serialized narrative made it difficult for new viewers to jump into later episodes.

Forgettable, except when backdropped by well-kept plants and the drystone walls of Yorkshire, the light-and-shade narrative made real.

The understated and fractured narrative made the book a difficult read at times, and yet, by the end of it, one felt one had experienced a life.

There is "Travelogues," a witty, technologically innovative, multimedia narrative made of changing images on a row of backlighted screens, created by the architectural design team of Diller + Scofidio.

This is a complex text filled with ethical questions and paradoxes, yet Seiffert takes the wise decision of offering a simply phrased and understated narrative, made up of three distinct, thematically linked stories charting the loss of a nation's innocence.

Olisa said while the jury had given detail on the thought process behind some of their findings, they had not on their conclusion the shooting was lawful despite the fact Duggan was unarmed when he faced police: "I'm not sure it is helpful for the police the way they delivered the narrative, made it paradoxical.

On its surface, the "betrayal" narrative makes plenty of sense.

I wanted to determine what part of narrative makes us cry.

But the grim ordinariness of the narrative makes its Dostoyevskian dimensions all the more arresting.

Mr. Jal's narrative makes another important point, but again almost incidentally.

And yet Garner's narrative makes it clear that Iris and Helen are also in denial.