Sentence examples for narrative rules from inspiring English sources
"The narrative rules in terms of cognition," Mr. Hammond said.
For Mr. Korine, for example, Dogme meant liberation from some basic narrative rules, like the need to distinguish between real and fantasy sequences.
That he is able to do so, daringly abolishing normal narrative rules, is proof of a precocious imagination and technical facility.
Dreams are also a symbol of ultimate storytelling freedom: rather than a setting where traditional narrative rules do not apply, they are a space where an ambitious, resourceful writer can rewrite those rules entirely.
From that point on, the campaign of a first lady against two dizzyingly different men -- the famous, irascible mayor of the nation's most chaotic city and a little-known congressman from a tidy corner of Long Island -- defied all the normal narrative rules of a political campaign.
You still play by the same narrative rules.
They've abandoned the narrative rule book (three acts, a resolution) in favour of expanding middles and never-ending stories.
Crossley pointed to the "use of the narrative" invoking the Native American adage, "He who tells the story rules the world".
It's not easy to synopsize a multinovel series, and I am not about to try, but Asaro at least should be paying attention to the narrative ground rules that she has already established.
"It has a narrative structure and rules, and we have to find a way to teach the audience those rules".
