Sentence examples for narrative make up from inspiring English sources

But if Kukla's book is sometimes lacking in focus and deep political insight, his knowledgeable enthusiasm for his subject and the liveliness and breadth of his narrative make up for its shortcomings.

The narratives made up the bulk of his early career and the diaries made up the latter.

In total, 901 encounter narratives made up the test set.

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.

The wordless novel is a silent narrative made up of prints of 139 engraved woodblocks.

"Che," "The Girlfriend Experience" and "The Informant!," despite obvious differences of tone and narrative structure, make up a fascinating triptych.

The pungent layers of narrative that make up "Glass Lips" may cross and collide — and occasionally confuse — but the intelligence behind them is clear.

The vibrantly bonkers new and returning characters and expansive narrative somewhat make up for the clunky third-person shooting and mediocre puzzling, while the cut scenes are a treat.

But no one has trouble in English with the notion that histories are narratives we make up as much as chronicles we discern.

This encounter, which takes place in the first — and strongest — of the four interlinked narratives that make up Joanna Kavenna's new novel, "The Birth of Love," highlights Kavenna's ability to create eccentric but convincing characters.

Life isn't like the narratives that make up the majority of novels in circulation today, or like the well-rehearsed scenes we enjoy at the theatre, or in the movies.