Sentence examples for sections of the narrative from inspiring English sources

Two of the leading characters are unfaithful to their spouses in their respective sections of the narrative, without being found out by anyone except the reader.

In the 1989 sections of the narrative, Con discovers a bundle of letters written by Marlene to her mother during World War II, glimpsing a manipulative, criminal Marlene — and quickly burying that awareness.

It certainly gives Parrot considerable power over Olivier: readers may even begin to wonder how far Parrot is responsible for the sections of the narrative that appear under Olivier's name.

This gives him something to do in the present-day sections of the narrative besides observe (as – ugh! – the proverbial fly on the wall), but it just isn't necessary to explain their bad behaviour.

Among the show's new teaching aids are manga-style animations depicting historical scenes, entire sections of the narrative given over to courtroom dramas, tales of travel, meetings in dusty-looking Oxford lecture theatres, voiced by A-list actors including Patrick Stewart and Macfarlane himself with a range of non-specific European accents.

Furthermore, given previous findings showing that 'primacy' memory is enhanced by physiological arousal, we predicted that reduced arousal produced by alcohol would have the opposite effect and impair primacy memory relative to the middle or 'recency' sections of the narrative.

But when she is rescued by an adoring alchemist, the relationship becomes clear: her section of the narrative introduces a story about the art of making cymbals, whose percussive rhythms informed that quintessentially American sound called swing.

JS conducted multivariable analysis and wrote sections of the main narrative.

WDE was the principal investigator of the study, conceptualized the manuscript and analysis, and wrote sections of the main narrative.

JLW managed day-to-day study operations, assisted in analysis, and wrote sections of the main narrative.

Some textual DMU variables (corresponding to sections of the medical narrative report, such as clinical observations and specialists' notes) are long textual variables consisting of a large number of characters (sometimes more than 2,000).