Sentence examples for narrative void from inspiring English sources
The phrase "narrative void" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe when a certain story or topic is lacking in detail or information. For example, "The novel contained a narrative void due to its lack of vivid descriptions and character development."
In Act II a powerful tenor aria rushes past a narrative void and collides with a choral finale that comes as close to mass hysteria as a great composer will allow.
You sense him inching past the confines of the documentary form, seeking new footholds for his narrative, and "Touching the Void" continues this delicate process.
I told Matt that if he — a writer working on a book about a highway running through Indiana — couldn't suggest a narrative other than the void, I didn't know who could, and he replied, "The pleasures of Indianapolis, and Indiana in general, are more subtle than your average news organization can figure out in a day".
"There's a pretty big void in the narrative".
It turns out, inside a void in the narrative, that he didn't get a wink of sleep, from the moment he boarded the ark to the moment he left it.
"It's not that games are void of complex narrative, but there is so seldom a proper focus on it.
Unbeknownst to many who idolize her however, the song is void of a narrative that's ethos dates back to the 1960s, when the Harlem ballroom scene first gave African and Latino queers a safe haven to craft early blueprints of identity and performance.
When people are first looking at a candidate there is an information gap, so early information can fill the void and "set the narrative" about them.
But Afrofuturist narratives emerged in part to fill that void.
What these sections have in common is a sense that they are fulfilling a political or structural void, rather than an emotional or narrative need.
Thereafter we more or less lose the building in the narrative, no matter how many downward glimpses into voids we go on being encouraged to take.
