Sentence examples for reliable narrative from inspiring English sources
I doubt his is a reliable narrative.
It's perhaps the most reliable narrative tic of the Pixar universe: the placing of a fantastical realm, filled with colourful characters and outlandish scenarios, somewhere within our own.
Whatever we observe — Georges walking down a corridor, Anne crying in a café — we cannot be sure whether it is a plain, reliable narrative or whether the camera is a hidden one (hence the title), wielded by a compulsive voyeur.
The one good thing about Yuletide angst is that it has provided generations of writers and artists and producers of television specials with one of pop culture's most reliable narrative engines.
That version, at least, has a reliable narrative, which means that it can make for reliable television, the latest example of which is "The Profit," which begins on Tuesday night on CNBC.
It's a very reliable narrative that stuffy licensing boards who don't understand our culture are trying to shut us down so that they can build anodyne blocks of flats and clinically clean wine bars, and that's not to say this isn't happening — but what if there is an even greater problem at play?
He gave the feds so much information, in fact, that one point, at least, they wondered how reliable his narrative was, and feared he might be "grandstanding," as the Washington Post reported.
He's given the feds so much information, in fact, they've begun to wonder how reliable the narrative he's providing is, and fear he may be "grandstanding," as the Washington Post reported.
Not that this is much of a handrail to hang on to -- she knows that, and so do I -- but it is at least continuous, solid, reliable as a narrative in its turnings and better than no handrail at all".
All stories should have a clear structure, a beginning, middle and an end, a core narrative, reliable sources and a goal or message.
Like romantic comedies and superhero blockbusters, the modern presidency has evolved into a reliable form of dramatic narrative.
