Sentence examples for so much narrative from inspiring English sources

None of the mechanical dialogue that clogs so much narrative now.

Such curiosity, the basis of so much narrative art, is what shapes "Blackbird".

Were we to make a movie … [there is] so much narrative ahead of us to be mined".

Jonathon Keats, in the September issue of Wired, wrote, "The plot of 'Doctor Atomic' isn't so much narrative arc as chain reaction".

In hindsight, it was said that they had evolved a "film grammar" (different shots cut together) that permitted far larger, grandiose schemes -- not so much narrative as encyclopedic.

It's as if, having almost lost the character amid so much narrative bloat, Mr. Twohy were returning Riddick and the franchise to their origins, stripping them down to their genre bones.

It's not so much about narrative.

"Rivera's art was so much more narrative," Mr. Molina said.

The book is not so much a narrative as a series of snapshots of Brazil and its footballing obsession.

After so much rich narrative, one is left craving synthesis - particularly comparison across regions, for such interconnections help make an empire what it is.

Unlike The Mission, White Diamond is not driven so much by narrative than ideas and impressions.