Sentence examples for narrative making from inspiring English sources
The phrase "narrative making" is correct and can be used in written English
It refers to the process of creating or constructing a story or narrative. Example: The author's skillful use of narrative making kept the readers engaged until the very end of the novel. In this sentence, "narrative making" is used to describe the author's ability to construct a captivating story.
This is an unapologetically poetic novel – haiku-like fragments punctuate the main narrative, making your head spin.
At every opportunity he telescoped the narrative, making each block of three scenes slightly shorter than the previous one "so that you get a sense of acceleration".
In the end the detail stayed, an essential driver to the narrative, making the love affair between Carol and the younger, mute-with-longing Therese (based on Highsmith herself) all the more perilous and poignant.
He is an engaging interlocutor with a sharp, irreverent wit that compensates for a few longueurs in his leisurely narrative, making the book a good read as well as an original and largely convincing interpretation of Stalin that should provoke lively arguments in the field.
Words can't describe how delighted I was to see Albus' and Scorpius' relationship gently developing from friendship to something more, without the narrative making a plot point or a problem about their sexualities, making it incidental rather than focusing on it.
He wrote Fleming into the narrative, making him responsible for recruiting the protagonist, Logan Mountstuart, to the Naval Intelligence Division in World War II.
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.
