Sentence examples for of both narrative from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dodin has a sure and powerful sense of both narrative momentum and the grand, goose-bump-inspiring set piece.

In terms of both narrative and atmosphere, Glazer's film owes a weighty debt to The Man Who Fell to Earth, Roeg's adaptation of Walter Tevis's novel in which David Bowie played an alien who crossed the galaxy in search of a drink only to wind up an Earthbound drunk.

Fortunately, Houlihan is a master of both narrative and affective detail, and the tragedy of "father," "ay," "brae," "g'wen," "sen," "she," and "greb --the central figreb --thehis deadly dance of two tribes--is both fully realized and hauntingreb --theling.

Given the range of both narratives, this work of extravagantly fine fiction cannot really be called a short-story collection.

Passages of both narratives have the exact texture of such papers, whether on insect societies or "In Memoriam A.H.H".

At the center of both narratives is "Mrs. Winterson," as the author often calls her mother in "Why Be Happy".

Ms. Harrison writes: At the center of both narratives is "Mrs. Winterson," as the author often calls her mother in "Why Be Happy".

There are numerous shards of data strewn across a man's life that can be gathered in the pursuit of both narratives, which of course have much in common.

One major part of this is the use of narrative, both narratives of past successes, and biographies of previous heroes and martyrs of the movement.

Netflix has generally resisted a theater-first play, though it has come around on the matter of Oscars,  qualifying both narrative ("Beasts of No Nation") and documentary ("What Happened, Miss Simone?" and "The Square") contenders in recent years).

One of the most important, Bernard Silvestris's Cosmographia, is an allegorical account of the origins of the world, both narrative and structural.