Sentence examples for narrative satisfaction from inspiring English sources

Our narrative satisfaction comes at a highly visible price.

Instead of providing narrative satisfaction to readers who crave it, the plot of "Anna Karenina" is an unfolding complication.

It is three, absorbing hours long, packed with narrative satisfaction and macabre incident, enlivened by Handel's music.

Because the serialized drama of history is bigger than any one character's arc, leaders can't guarantee our ultimate narrative satisfaction.

Yet Kiarostami leads us not toward certainty — to some clear lesson — but toward uncertainty; not toward reassurance and narrative satisfaction but toward subversion and frustration.

And then -- most important -- it delivers the ancient narrative satisfaction of seeing a character deal with the inexplicabilities of time, the prospect of his own extinction.

Deborah's garden writing had some of the narrative satisfactions of a novel.

Like "Second Chances," the new book offers the narrative satisfactions of a high school reunion or a where-are-they-now documentary.

It's a film bristling with vivid moments and unbeatable acting, but its interest is not in tidy narrative satisfactions but rather the excesses and extremes of human behavior, the interplay of troubled souls desperate to find their footing.

Examples of the latter include issues around patient narratives, satisfaction with care, and subjectively perceived outcome.

The narratives conveyed satisfaction from a close, warm encounter with a clinician, but also deep frustration with the system.