Sentence examples for neat narrative from inspiring English sources

It's actually a very neat narrative, very precise".

"It's a neat narrative that is not necessarily based in any reality".

They don't always fit together into a neat narrative with a clear theme.

There is no neat narrative, which, he accepts, people find difficult.

As ever, Goodes ensured the finale didn't fold into some neat narrative of good and bad.

Isn't that part of Sondheim's goal — to dislocate our attention, thus disassembling the neat narrative order that most musicals follow?

Unfortunately, the way we commonly think about change projects onto the future the neat narratives we draw from the past.

These are not neat narratives, but the messy complexities of love, the rows and the romance, the early stages and the settled ones.

But how much can an individual life tell us about the country as a whole? Lee is skeptical of neat narrative-building: "The life of an individual that I paint and imagine based solely on photos may, in fact, be entirely different from the individual's actual life.

Preserving the Swedish locations merely emphasises the fact that all the problems of the original remain: the rather too-neat narrative knots; the overwrought political parables; the somewhat unsatisfying denouement; the uncomfortable juxtaposition of melodramatic hokum and horribly explicit sexual violence.

The Chinese contribution was pushed aside soon after the conflict, as an inconvenient story in the neat ideological narrative of the Cold War.