Sentence examples for skillful narrative from inspiring English sources

High professionalism, delicate coloration, and a skillful narrative instinct are apparent in this sweeping composition.

Ms. Fruchtman's background as an editor ("Apocalypse Now" and "Heaven's Gate") may have helped guide the skillful narrative structure here.

Jens Ringsmose and Berit Kaja Børgesen, two academics from the University of Southern Denmark, have argued that a consensus among atlanticist Danish politicians, and a skillful narrative of success that has been woven around Denmark's contribution, has helped sustain public support for the war at up to 50 percent in recent years.

Before long, however, he began writing in a style of his own, publishing Duma pro Opanasa (1926; "The Lay of Opanas"), a skillful poetic narrative set during the Revolution with a Ukrainian peasant named Opanas as its hero.

The more skillful the resulting narrative, the better justified the addiction: the reward for having visited derangement — systematic or not — is the bounty of vital language and deep gratitude one has brought back.

Buttigieg is quoted as saying: "The story that we tell, not just about government but about ourselves, and the story we tell people about themselves and how they fit in, really grounds our politics". One look at Buttigieg's campaign kick-off speech shows his skillful use of narrative.

All along Mr. Stone has been updating the 19th-century novel of ideas, and he's more skillful at mythic, apocalyptic narrative than at psychological realism.

While Orenstein tempered the typical risk through her skillful use of personal narrative, I found her analogy of her own situation to transsexuality rather offensive.

Skillful lighting allowed for theatricality, narrative, and a new emphasis on structure and space.

The skillful combination of data, visuals, and narrative is essential to any meaningful data story.

The work of Steve Agee, a stand-up comic with an endearingly hangdog expression, was the most skillful in translating the vocabulary of a narrative joke into visual language.