Sentence examples for narrative time from inspiring English sources

Our observational and interview data show how the relevant judgements about residence capacity are complex for all concerned, and can be considered in connection with five themes: borderline capacity; assessment approaches; documentation; narrative; time and timing.

But narrative time in art is closed.

Surely his "own time" is narrative time, the time of self-telling.

There is accordionlike narrative time: the nested flashbacks and temporal disjunctions of a sure-handed novelist.

"It involved maybe 8 to 10 seconds of actual narrative time," he said.

Writing books in a long sequence allowed him to treat each one as but a slice of narrative time.

LOOK past the award-season hype and the current bounty of decent, good, great movies, and one thing becomes clear: We live in interesting narrative times, cinematically.

David Bowie pops into the narrative from time to time in the role of postpunk's worldly uncle.

And that, paradoxically, distinguishes it from the many shows that rely on serialized narratives, time-lapse photography and grainy flashbacks to stand out.

Here's a look at four comics that feature fractured stories, wandering narratives, time-traveling teens, and a creepy sketchbook story about a girl and her weird dad.

In the main narrative, over time both men soften towards each other.