Sentence examples for narrative turning from inspiring English sources

Ms. Chow's direction hits every mark and narrative turning point with the unwavering, one-note insistence of the relentlessly plinking piano score.

This collection of short fiction, set mainly in the author's native England, uses narrative turning points to throw its characters -- whether pen pals, childhood friends or pompous authors -- into sharp relief.

At a time when American racism was thought to undermine faith in democracy, this episode shows the global impact of the civil rights movement, and the way the United States government worked to shape the international narrative, turning a potential threat to America's image into a story about democracy at work.

Lewis's narrative turns on a constant play of contrasts.

When it all turned out to be a mistake, the press narrative turned against the authorities.

Farrington's urgent, moving narrative turns the war novel on its head.

Mr. Campbell's narrative turns on a 1999 report by an British advocacy group, Global Witness.

But then the narrative turns to imaginary gardens and the show really flowers.

The Israeli government now finds the same narrative turned against it.

The pandemic failed to materialize, and the narrative turned on a dime: there now was nothing to fear.

The few narrative turns feel contrived, and the cast is never allowed to jell like a company.