Sentence examples for sensible narrative from inspiring English sources

Using just the words he has written and the music of his voice, he fills the imagination of the audience with images of pathos and comedy, of fantasy and absurdity, that do not exactly cohere to create a sensible narrative — au contraire!

A burden falls on the speaker to give a continuous, sensible narrative.

A lawyer who has written a book about conspiracies says such theories apply a sensible narrative to troubling historical puzzles like the Kennedy killing, which was the first to mesmerize the entire nation on television.

Follow a sensible narrative first, and worry about varying shots second.

Write a sensible story.

We're not supposed to play around with the sensible progression of narrative logic.

According to Max Hastings in the Sunday Times, the biography "offers Anglo-Saxon readers a most readable narrative and sensible judgments, but makes no claim to originality".

In The Times Book Review, Sergio Perosa praised its "great compositional skill, relying on the latest psychological findings, mingling narrative ease with sensible interpretations of the works".