Sentence examples for point of narrative from inspiring English sources

The major point of narrative is Sal and Don's trip to the London Fog Coat Company in Baltimore.

It's a masterwork, the vanishing point of narrative cinema; its eighty minutes are a storytelling laboratory that still hasn't exhausted its profundities.

This kind of decision is anathema to TV shows, which thrive on extending a status quo long past the point of narrative incoherence or even the slightest bit of audience interest.

Games have reached a point of narrative maturity where they can make us laugh and cry, where virtual environments are places we can lose ourselves in for hundreds of hours.

The series does have a point of narrative convergence with the film, but that does not reveal itself until Episode 4. And by then, it's all but unnecessary.

Brands are attempting to engage minority consumers using too few points of narrative and emotional entry.

It was a Choose Your Own Adventure, a second person point-of-view narrative which features the reader as the main character.

Simenon's novels are almost always strict point-of-view narratives.

The stories in "Cross Roads" reveal shifts of tense and point of view, narrative jumbles and eloquent, spare images.

This horrific information, imparted with effective restraint, becomes the turning point of the narrative -- as it was of Robbins's life.

The innocent parents, blamed unfairly; the purity of the child; the disappearance at the edge of civilisation, as the red-tops saw it, were very much to the point of this narrative.