Sentence examples for narrative scope from inspiring English sources

One thing that stands out about this collection is its narrative scope.

[ image: /photos/590957ddebe912338a373b40] One thing that stands out about this collection is its narrative scope.

Then I'm not stuck inside what the child sees — I can also see the child seeing things, which amplifies the narrative scope.

Combining the intelligence and narrative scope of George Eliot, the passion of Emily Bronte and the cruel wit of Muriel Spark, she confronts contemporary issues.

His narrative scope is wider than that one story; Mr. Goldberg has reported thoughtfully and bravely from Israel, the Palestinian areas, Lebanon, Egypt and Iraq.

Clowes's new book, Patience, is an enormous undertaking, not just in length but in narrative scope and in what it wants to do visually.

Why Google Pulls the Plug Book Review THE MEN WHO HELPED Break the World "The Lords of Finance," by Liaquat Ahamed, a veteran hedge fund manager, is a grand, sweeping narrative of immense scope and power, writes Joe Nocera.

Page 1 Book Review THE MEN WHO HELPED Break the World "The Lords of Finance," by Liaquat Ahamed, a veteran hedge fund manager, is a narrative of immense scope and power, writes Joe Nocera.

A grand, sweeping narrative of immense scope and power, the book describes a world that long ago receded from memory: the West after World War I, a time of economic fragility, of bubbles followed by busts and of a cascading series of events that led to the Great Depression.

Independent game developers aren't exactly widget makers; even promising titles can and do end up in development hell as the narrative is reworked, scope is adjusted, art styles are redone, and so on.

Madden has written a conventional narrative history, sweeping in scope and calmly, blandly authoritative.