Sentence examples for narrative powers from inspiring English sources
Mr. Banks, whose great works resonate with such heart and soul, brings his full narrative powers to bear on illuminating this still largely unexplored new terrain.
With a writerly verve and strong narrative powers, he leavens serious social science research with zany characters and pithy, easily digestible anecdotes.
This being the 21st century, an age in which "meta" is the artistic prefix of choice, "Peter" and "Murder Ballad" are openly self-conscious and self-referential about their narrative powers.
The restaurant, which opened in the spring, is called Story, and it is perhaps the most literal example of the current cultural enthusiasm for revelling in the narrative powers of food.
In fact, of all the author's books to date, "The Blind Assassin" is most purely a work of entertainment -- an expertly rendered Daphne du Maurieresque tale that showcases Ms. Atwood's narrative powers and her ardent love of the Gothic.
And that is what, in the end, "The Storyteller of Marrakesh" is: an enigmatic fable in the tradition of "The Thousand and One Nights," an extended examination of its own narrative powers in which the stories within the stories come to resemble an intricate, miniaturist design.
But the work's narrative power lessened as it proceeded.
These elaborate fantasies of metaphysical connections and nefarious cabals provide the film's grand narrative power.
The narrative power of "Grease" lies in its high-school setting, that last cocoon of childhood.
That explains some of the show's mysterious narrative power, but not a lot of it.
The great Largo of the Third Sonata encapsulated the narrative power of Anderszewski's playing.
