Sentence examples for narrative toward from inspiring English sources

Willem Dafoe carries the narrative toward the final death scene.

City officials and prominent citizens tried to shift the narrative toward what had gone right.

A flush of self-disdain followed, causing her (a few books later) to turn from personal narrative toward more ambitiously argued pieces.

"There are some subtleties in the narrative toward the end that, I suspect, only a child will fully grasp," Vincent Canby wrote in The Times in 1982.

Since making "Young Soul Rebels," Mr. Julien has moved away from straightforward narrative toward the poetic avant-garde films that were his earliest influences.

The blood dripping down her thigh pushes the narrative toward overload: is she sick or not as menopausal as she thought?

She condemns "condescension toward biblical texts and narratives, toward the culture that produced them, toward God".

Far from evading death, he steers his narrative straight toward the hero's hanging.

Instead, even when the narrative veers toward violence or grief, Mr. Luchetti's manner is breezy and raffish.

In a book that begins in 1955 and delineates each separate year's section as a film reel, the narrative lumbers toward a dramatic climax in 1959.

The audience now waits along with Skyler, as the narrative builds toward a finale in which anything might happen, since there will be no need to keep us watching.