Sentence examples for story composition from inspiring English sources

As is usually the case when a literary debate erupts, we're not talking about the mechanics of story composition; this is a conversation about racial and cultural power and prestige.

With this extension we focus on the storytelling itself, highlighting elements included in the story composition, attributes to be defined and relationships to be specified in order to integrate this proposal in the existing model.

The story's composition in its present form can probably be attributed to an unknown author of Leinster c. AD 800, and survives in at least six manuscripts, written between the 12th and 18th centuries.

Kafka was editing "A Hunger Artist" on his deathbed, a story whose composition he had begun before his throat closed to the point that he could not take any nourishment.

Here, old is represented by the hotel's base, a four-story classical composition in French limestone.

Antonio Vendome, a restaurateur and aspiring developer, has abandoned what seems to have been a foredoomed effort to persuade community leaders and city officials that it would be worth a zoning variance to get an eye-popping, 26-story Cubist composition of an apartment tower.

Audiences for both were repeatedly warned not to read stories into compositions that had no narrative pretext.

However, it is apparent that by the time of the tale's composition, even the story-teller does not take the political issues very seriously, using the theme instead as a vehicle for a good story.

Dean says the story behind the composition of Bliss "is worthy of an opera in itself".

The story of its composition reflects one of the major historical events of the century: the second world war.

He loved telling the story inside the composition of one shot and cutting as little as possible.