Sentence examples for protracted narrative from inspiring English sources
Deliberately, if earnestly, he plays with literary form, resuscitating Burton's and Browne's protracted narrative essay.
But when this protracted state of narrative lassitude suddenly shifts, "Pirates" brings in enough story line for several movies.
The narrative often presents protracted digressions.
Her cinematographer, Mike Eley, makes the bleakest landscapes resonate with a luminous beauty in a series of protracted, still images that punctuate the narrative.
The other liability of the cozy, Masterpiece Theater approach is that it forces the film to concoct a genuine love story between Adam Stephenn Campbell Moore and Nina Emily Mortimerer, in a ditsy role for which she seems slightly miscast), the two principal characters, whose protracted and much-interrupted engagement is the main narrative thread.
Speaking to the Guardian from Beirut, Sharro said: "The opposition needs to produce credible political leadership, with a clear narrative about where it wants to take Syria, for it to carry the day, rather than see a protracted civil war".
They are also protracted.
Conflicts are becoming more protracted.
Another protracted silence.
