Sentence examples for narrative spine from inspiring English sources

The primary narrative spine involves a father and two sons.

But the Haggard scandal naturally provides a bit of narrative spine.

Technically, this involved removing chunks of the narrative spine and presenting it in these fragments.

Sometimes, too, the narrative spine is twisted by media particularities, as for example in its recording of the long-running battle between the Daily Mail and the BBC.

Each is burdened with a precocious talent – Anton for music, Gustav for empathy – and their unfolding relationship forms the narrative spine of the book.

"There should be one storytelling place, a place that gives a narrative spine to New York City history," said Mr. Wallace, who won the Pulitzer Prize for "Gotham".

The novel has not one but two narrative spines.

Although the themes and preoccupations of Native American religion — Donald is "over half Chippewa" — form the narrative's spine, Harrison's handling remains admirably unsentimental.

"I had the idea to do a movie about Hoover that would use the Lindbergh trials as a spine narrative," Mr. Grazer told the Bagger, "and Lance really liked that.

But although Austen's narrative forms the spine of Goodman's book — with two sisters of different emotional persuasions, wrong and right men, the seductiveness of real estate — this thoroughly modern story takes place at the brink of 9/11, in a world where old-school hackers have given way to a new generation of money-lusting geeks who draw venture capitalists like flies to honey.

You also want to couple that with a narrative or analytic spine that's coherent and intelligent, and that's what we've focused on".