Sentence examples for narrative sense from inspiring English sources

It makes no narrative sense.

But it makes geographical and narrative sense.

No narrative sense can be made of the scene.

In the basic narrative sense, "Santa Sangre" never comes close to making sense.

Chaplin's narrative sense had quickly gained a novelistic amplitude, but he was no nineteenth-century realist.

But it is a progression; the shifting and darkening of mood makes narrative sense in context.

I believe it is about loss, of innocence as much as in the obvious narrative sense.

But within about five minutes, the film begins leaping around with no regard for narrative sense.

Decades later, introducing more LGBT characters and superheroes of colour makes narrative sense.

With "Rocky," each installment makes narrative sense: he's a fighter, so it follows that there should be more fights.

A considerable amount of research has highlighted the distinctive benefits of narrative sense-making.