Sentence examples for narrative weave from inspiring English sources

It is a rich narrative weave, seeded with mythic archetypes and resonant with echoes of 20th-century fantasy classics (Pullman, Tolkien, Star Wars).

Their narrative weaves into the main storyline.

A traditional hip-hop narrative weaves the story of a young hustler.

The narrative weaves together at least a dozen individual stories without showing the joins.

Much of the narrative woven between those moments was couched in the bluesy timbres and melodic turns of jazz.

McAdam's narrative weaves in virtuoso dialogue as well as genuine warmth, but it is also lopsided.

And when Mr. Sands slips into a Pinter imitation in the casual narrative woven through the reading, it feels like a thump to the chest.

A closer look at Mozambique's co-operation framework reveals a different story from the narrow, land-grabbing narrative weaved by Monbiot.

For his part Mr. Lapine began arranging the scenes into a cohesive narrative, weaving the story of West's life with that of the budding romance of Jo and Charlie.

But this particular narrative weaves its way in and out of half a dozen others, and at the centre of the whole tangled web of tales stands the epic figure of orator, soldier and philanderer James O'Keefe.

Motion, a biographer, Stevenson devotee, and former British Poet Laureate, deftly continues the narrative, weaving in threads of romance and some new grimace-inducing villains, while anchoring the story in symbols carried over from the older book: the flightless birds called "doo-dahs" make an appearance, and there is a Scottish sailor named Stevenson.