Sentence examples for narrative vein from inspiring English sources

Both artists are working in a narrative vein, but Remington is stuck in specifics, whereas Borglum transcends them.

With "Havana," released last August, she cemented her solo sound; the duet with the Atlanta rapper Young Thug is a Latin-tinged smash in the narrative vein of Harry Belafonte's "Jamaica Farewell".

It can barely tell its story straight, and Crowe's attempt to get back to the days of 'Jerry Maguire' and 'Almost Famous' is bittersweet in ways unrelated to the narrative's seriocomic vein".

In this vein, narratives linked to children's rights and social justice seem to be better aligned with the Argentinean context than the cost-efficient rhetoric.

These were but two of the many narrative projects in this vein.

Without so much as a backward glance at those interpretations, Christopher Nolan put the Batman narrative unapologetically into a vein of almost Wagnerian seriousness.

What's interesting here, though, is that YouTubers seem to now be delving into constructed-reality narrative arcs – in the vein of The Only Way Is Essex or any of the Real Housewives shows – as opposed to just faking the events of singular videos.

Parents matter on "Gossip Girl," and their negligence veins the narrative as if to explain their children's excesses.

Time itself is "stretched out like arbitrary veins". The narrative has its basis in Meruane's own experience of blindness, and author and protagonist share a name, but the story departs decisively from autobiography.

However, Swedish researcher Tom Sandqvist argues, they also illustrate the absurdist vein of some traditional narratives, by featuring "grotesqueries" and "illogical surprises".

Personal narrative is not simply opening up a vein and letting the blood flow toward anyone willing to stare.