Sentence examples for polished narrative from inspiring English sources

Interrupting her polished narrative is the lyrical voice of her 12 maids, killed by Odysseus upon his return.

No matter how solid the prosecution's case, if Mr. Blagojevich's nice-guy polished narrative resonates emotionally with just one juror, the evidence may not matter.

If you are selected as a Harvard Horizons Scholar, you will have the opportunity to craft a more polished narrative of your work for the symposium.

Put your hands together, then, for Fight Night: Champion, which introduces a polished narrative strand, the eponymous Champion mode, breathing new life into the boxing sim.

The polished narrative painting forms found in the late Heian and Kamakura periods were still produced but were eclipsed by styles that conveyed energy at the expense of surface refinement.

As the model is non-propositional, it is most often communicated by means of a polished narrative which functions as a kind of user-manual for building the model.

Dinesen's characteristic writings were in the form of tales highly polished narratives in the Romantic tradition.

Soon after settling in Palestine in 1907, however, he took the surname Agnon and chose Hebrew as the language in which to unfold his dramatic, visionary, highly polished narratives.

Yet Ms. Comfort and Carl Hancock Rux, who wrote the lyrics of the songs and the book (with "dramaturgy" by Morgan Jenness), have already produced a polished nonlinear narrative.

The tech industry has a reputation for slickness, but the polished personal narratives I heard extended far beyond corporate life.

Like Black Ops, Reach is the ultimate product of many years of experience of creating first-person combat games, which means it is refined, polished and delivers narrative set pieces worthy of Hollywood.