Sentence examples for profound narration from inspiring English sources
"Our despair requires consolation," he adds, "and the medicine of a profound narration".
Other writers use dialogue in the same way they use formal narration: to express profound ideas in complex language with scant regard for realism.
The narration enacts the narrator's fate.
Through simple yet tender narration, the audiobook highlights the profound humanity of the story.
At their best they are so compelling that the story they tell is a profound one -- even if three different audience members, were they to attempt a narration in words, might tell three different stories.
With narration by George Takei, the short is funny, engaging, and surprisingly profound.
(Defoe's vexing and profound "Robinson Crusoe" was partly inspired by an explorer's journal, and Dickens's 1853 masterpiece "Bleak House" alternates subjective first-person narration with third-person journalistic-like reports about English law and society).
And, finally, the narration.
Hazen Schumacher provided interstitial narration.
