Sentence examples for number of narrative from inspiring English sources

Coetzee has tied himself up in a number of narrative problems and has to find a way to wriggle out of them.

At the end of the opening section, however, the novel springs a number of narrative surprises, switching channels without leaving the network it's established.

Better that than a bad whole, which Disconnect (Universal, 15) regrettably is – despite any number of narrative strands to choose from.

With his sometimes stately, sometimes punchy visuals, Mr. Kumararaja knows how to tell a story, and he adroitly keeps a number of narrative balls in the air.

True, a number of narrative dramas have been integral to its popularity, notably George Balanchine's 1949 production of "Firebird" and his 1954 one of "The Nutcracker".

He cited a paper by David Gunnell, a professor of epidemiology, Keith Hawton, a professor of psychiatry and Nav Kapur, a professor of psychiatry and population health, which found an increase in the number of narrative verdicts.

Matthew J. Slaughter, an economist in the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth, said that any number of narratives seemed plausible.

There are a number of narratives running through "Gerda Taro" and "This Is War! Robert Capa at Work," at the International Center of Photography.

But you also have these indigenous histories, these environmental histories, these photographic histories, so that Tenaya, which is so uneventful, is just this incredible crossroads for a huge number of narratives and characters".

Before O'Neill addressed that experience directly in his late masterpiece "Long Day's Journey Into Night," which was published posthumously in 1956, he produced a number of narratives about other types of male outsiders, the most interesting and vexing of whom are black, or ostensibly black.

There is an almost infinite number of narratives we could construct about ourselves.