Sentence examples for psychological narrative from inspiring English sources

Her fantastical, psychological narrative now included a ghostly love triangle.

There's a lot of data available, though none come with a prepackaged psychological narrative attached.

It doesn't hang on to a psychological narrative and it's not impressionistic.

It is also a remarkable psychological narrative about where self-fashioning stops and lying begins.

The year 1940 marked a shift toward psychological narrative, but World War II effectively put an end to literary development in Assam.

Hershon layers, not always seamlessly, a modern-day psychological narrative — Eva's working through guilt to empowerment — over 19th-century issues of social and national identity.

This break had been anticipated in the lyrical poetry and fiction of Simke Kloosterman and in the psychological narratives of Reinder Brolsma.

They are essentially psychological narratives with the action however violent or fast-paced less signifast-paced lessesignificant, words—than the truth ofaces characters, this "third dimension" I discussed a short while agestures

They are essentially psychological narratives with the action — however violent or fast-paced — less significant than faces, gestures, words — than the truth of the characters, this "third dimension" I discussed a short while ago.

Some of the compositions suggest battle-of-the-sexes psychological narratives, as in "Purple Dominant," with its central phallic form, or "Meeting," in which two identical hatchet-shaped forms, one white, one black, intersect and seem ready to come to blows.

It is hard to find his ballets, master psychological narratives, today, but the troupe, which works with the Tudor ballerina Sallie Wilson, has long championed his choreograpy and will present Tudor Ballets, including the classic "Jardin aux Lilas" and the little-known "Mains Gauches".