Sentence examples for narrative terms from inspiring English sources
In purely narrative terms, Johnson's play is a tripledecker sandwich.
For one, it was clearer, both visually and in narrative terms.
In narrative terms, it lacked a theme, or, to use Times shorthand, a "nut graf".
In narrative terms it's messy – as true stories tend to be.
The first half really is great: hilarious and horrifying and very seductive in narrative terms.
In narrative terms, though, I'm going to have to stick with "Fantastic Voyage".
Any serious illness is a medical event, but it is lived in narrative terms.
They are exuberant, learned, modern, funny, and also, in narrative terms, followable, though already starting to strain at the joins.
"This bleeds through the EU (European Union) narrative in terms of its unity and its popularity," said Peter Kenny, senior market analyst for Wall Street firm Global Markets Advisory Group.
Significant differences were found in users' experiences with the narrative in terms of immersion in the story and mental imagery, but not with regard to feelings of presence, emotional involvement or the memorability of story elements.
The story opens and closes with Urania's story, effectively framing the narrative in terms of remembering and understanding the past and its legacy for the present.
