Sentence examples for structured stories from inspiring English sources

These tales, however, are anecdotes rather than formally structured stories and often borrow from non-Jewish sources.

The provocative scenes, he explained, are classically structured stories with beginnings, middles and ends that are "tonally like a Python routine".

Written in a flowing, flowery prose, the simply structured stories tell of the epic struggles between the good inhabitants of Redwall Abbey and its surrounding Mossflower countryside, and the bad invaders who must be kept at bay.

Male writers have structured stories around exactly this character from F Scott Fitzgerald to JD Salinger to Philip Roth; but Carrie showed audiences week after week that a lively female consciousness was as interesting as female sexuality or motherhood or martyrdom – the tradition role model options.

Some patients responded with well structured stories of unrelated health problems ("I had a major op in the infirmary... They thought I had cancer". [L04.1]).

For the beginning appreciator, try to pick a performance of a ballet from the classical or romantic era (i.e. Swan Lake, Cinderella, Giselle) These ballets have structured stories that we all know and love, so it will be more palatable to someone who has never experienced ballet.

And they are only the surface layer of a carefully structured story that invites and even requires puzzle-solving.

It's easy to peak too early or drown in detail or lose your audience in a dead spot or a poorly structured story.

This contemporary psychological thriller is a really cleverly structured story about a man whose wife disappears on their fifth wedding anniversary.

"Black Peter," the loosely structured story of an aimless young man and his frustrated father, was, in his recollection, still "more or less of a documentary".

It is a tightly structured story that wraps flashbacks inside flashbacks and gives secondary characters new autonomy — a right to exist beyond the protagonist's peace of mind.