Sentence examples for superb narrative from inspiring English sources
These case studies draw upon Mr. Keegan's vast store of military knowledge and his superb narrative abilities to give the reader a visceral feel for these showdowns.
Both are somehow transported, thanks to Ion's superb narrative capacity, into the original scene (as Socrates says, Ion is "beside himself" and in the enthusiasm of the moment thinks he is present at the scene he is describing; 535b7-c3).
"Dogged original research and superb narrative skills come together in this gripping account of pitiless evil".
Both are superb narratives, their architecture carefully determined not by the whim of the writer but by what will best etch the subject for the reader.
In "Kosovo: War and Revenge Tim Judahh, a journalist who has covered with depth and intimacy the region for The Economist and other publications, gives himself a narrower mandate and delivers a superb political narrative of the fight for Kosovo.
David Eicher called Fighting for the Confederacy "a superb personal narrative with a good deal of analysis of Lee's operations... Dramatic and revealing, an important source on the general, his fellow officers, and the Army of Northern Virginia".
"It is a rare combination of superb reporting and narrative skill".
But with his superb grip of narrative and uncanny ability to evoke battle scenes, Asher has delivered a scintillating tale of a period in history that deserves to be remembered.
Ovid's hexameters in the Metamorphoses are a superb vehicle for rapid narrative and description.
Before we set sail I prepared with Englishman Bruce Chatwin's superb 1987 work of narrative nonfiction, The Songlines, about Indigenous northern Australia.
This is a useful supplement to Hosking's more analytical "Russia: People and Empire," which appeared in 1997, and the new book is the most up-to-date, comprehensive one-volume history of Russia in print, drawing as it does on a wealth of scholarship to provide readers with a superb, well-organized chronological narrative.
