Sentence examples for really narrative from inspiring English sources

Through some mental connection, Javier's companion quoted his poem "FARTHER AN AVENUE KIMONO": chaos sold to rich Naples relatives lowing in Orlando "I was afraid the judges wouldn't want me because my work is 'experimental' like that and not really narrative — not, like, stories about Queens," Javier said.

The original epic poem (which basically means a really long narrative about a nation's heroes) tells the story of the Trojan War.

And simplicity is a really important narrative lesson in theater".

That to me is the really important narrative.

"The Spanish Holocaust" is not really a narrative but a comprehensive prosecutor's brief.

"It's not really a narrative realistic play," Ms. Covan said.

"She wove it together to make this really beautiful narrative," says Driver, and it's clear from her eyes that the memory's still fresh.

And identity, as about a million people from Joan Didion to Jean-Paul Sartre to Oliver Sacks have observed, is really about narrative.

"You know, Garry can stand there and tell you I'm this or I'm that," he says, "but that's not really the narrative that's out there, and that's OK".

Not really a narrative at all, for starters; a seductive, virtually plot-free examination of American culture, and particularly of a family of conspicuous consumers who are conscious of their sin but unable to stop committing it.

So many games give us the opportunity to play from the perspective of "the good guy": on the one hand the explicitly violent ones might create a lot of moral ambiguity — that we're entertained by the carnage — but on the other hand most games provide opportunities for players to experience a really Manichean narrative assumption of good vs. evil.