Sentence examples for the more narrative from inspiring English sources
The short set up Bobby's darkly cynical and slang-spinning speaking style, which came to define the character and humor in the more narrative 2008 Sundance short film Chonto.
Unlike the more narrative strain of art that grew out of performance art through the innovations of Yvonne Rainer, Joan Jonas, Laurie Anderson, and a host of younger artists after them, the Pictures artists didn't have the luxury of investigating the infinite pathways of content through which the narrative impulse can permutate.
'Big stories', on the other hand, emerged from the more narrative data derived from the 'off-line' conversations between individual participants and researchers which took place away from the main group.
In contrast to the more narrative-driven earlier books, "Captain Alatriste" and "Purity of Blood," this one unfolds on Flemish battlefields rather than in Spain.
"What it could do is make the pictures more narrative and temporal, less fixed and single and complete and isolated, more dynamics, more things happening," she wrote, late in 1970.
The writing (by Way and Jon Rivera) is clever, and the storytelling is more narrative than Doom Patrol or Shade.
The format was more narrative device than "Dear Abby"; Ms. Ackerman at times wrote the questions along with the answers.
The game is more narrative than any other.
Actually, Close to the Enemy has more narrative momentum than some of his work.
It's the incompleteness that never stops tantalizing us, tempting us to fill in the blanks with more narrative.
However, Jen Chaney of The Washington Post wrote that the episode "brought more narrative developments that didn't make sense", and Rolling Stone Erica Futterman stated that aside from Martin's scenes, "the rest of the episode found us back in scatterbrained plot territory".
