Sentence examples for proper narrative from inspiring English sources
"But in this case it seemed like the proper narrative technique that would reveal everything you could ever really know about the town and the people involved".
"We welcome the support the historians quoted show for our aim to ensure there is a proper narrative in history teaching.
Silent Hill: Homecoming, which is only getting so-so reviews (which stinks because it's my favorite game series; Silent Hill 2? Now there's proper narrative in a video game), is effectively banned in Australia because of its over-the-top violence.
If history is put in its proper narrative we all know equality has never existed "for all men" and it doesn't now.
"I feel like the thing that we hadn't done was a proper narrative film with dialogue and all these things we love about film, so we wanted to do that with this one".
In confirmation of Donella H. Meadow's critique [1] that contemporary visions primarily describe implementations and pathways while neglecting or minimizing the proper story or narrative, many present-day visions seem to lack a clear distinction between the narratives (vision) told and the pathways (implementations) described.
On their own, the pieces of the story were scattered and easily buried in cacophonous feeds of unrelated links, quotations, and thoughts; with Cole to map the story, tweeting the pieces in their proper order, a narrative became clear.
Nor is Karl anxious to encourage us: the narrative proper is fussily bandaged with introductory chapters, an 'overview', a 'background', a Faulkner family tree.
The narrative proper starts with Dr Tabor's impressions of Cake's funeral, at which he is startled to see that the nameplate on the coffin is blank.
Quinto doesn't always move with ease between the subjective space of Tom's monologues and the objective world of the narrative proper: he pushes too hard at first, relaxing only in the final scenes.
The narrative proper concerns a young rabbit called Roger — a name that can, we are advised, "be read as Rooo geeer with two yawns" — who is having great difficulty in getting to sleep.
