Sentence examples for the narrative itself from inspiring English sources

The narrative itself remains paradoxically peaceful.

Unfortunately, the obscurity sometimes extends into the narrative itself.

To call the narrative itself cinematic is a cliché.

And that in spite of the fact that the narrative itself isn't even difficult.

Like the narrative itself, Manderley is all twisted paths with no straight avenue in sight.

The title line enters the narrative itself when David recalls his lover's death.

Whenever Mr. Alda finds himself needing to provide context that he cannot weave into the episodic narrative itself, the characters also turn away from the Bunsen burners and formula-covered blackboards to reveal their thoughts directly to the audience.

But he often returned to travel writing, and in showing why, Ziff traces an affinity between Twain's delight in the tall tale and the digressive nature of the travel narrative itself.

Unfortunately these interludes also underline the gray dourness of 1940s Britain, and of the main narrative itself, which in tone and diction seems infected with its own kind of wartime austerity.

Zalaznick's innovation was to make the actual narrative itself about people selling stuff, and buying it too, whether it's clothing, as on "Real Housewives," or real estate, on shows like "Flipping Out".

Even on the national narrative itself, if Douthat and/or Brooks want to say that Obama hasn't been effective enough in selling the vision he (and they) have described, that's a point we can debate as well.