Sentence examples for narrative trend from inspiring English sources

A third writer, younger than Puig and Sarduy, who made an original contribution was the Cuban Miguel Barnet, whose Biografía de un cimarrón (1966; Biography of a Runaway Slave) began an entire narrative trend: the so-called "testimonial narrative".

He recommends: "Anna Karenina and Madame Bovary would thus be assigned in a course on understanding the tensions in marriage instead of in one focused on narrative trends in 19th-century fiction, just as the recommendations of Epicurus and Seneca would appear in the syllabus for a course about dying".

In the twentieth century there was a strong anti-narrative trend in some quarters of the ballet world: storytelling was seen as corny.

A modernist trend emerged in the circle of I.L. Peretz and contributed a more compressed narrative style as well as symbolist drama.

While they are fairly innocuous words, thinking about the piece as a narrative of visual trends over the span of a twenty-year history is surely intriguing.

This narrative review highlights trends emerging from existing evidence, but even so, the information preferences of an individual cannot be reliably predicted by either demographic or cancer-specific factors.

Other works are more contemplative, sometimes inviting associations with the trend of narrative and fantasy in contemporary art.

Much of the resistance comes from Sarkeesian's central argument: that the "damsel in distress" trope, a recurring trend in narrative game design, can help "to normalise extremely toxic, patronising and paternalistic attitudes about women".

And herein lays the narrative of the scumbro trend.

Hayes' style, resistant to prevailing art trends, is narrative.

Using this article cache, we conducted a number of systematic analyses and built narrative arguments documenting observed trends in five areas.