Sentence examples for this kind of narrative from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, this kind of narrative structure becomes boring.

Editors say this kind of narrative diversion is what readers want.

Treating sex and emotion as transactional isn't new in this kind of narrative.

He yearned to produce more of this kind of narrative painting and complained that all his fellow Bostonians wanted was portraiture.

This kind of narrative interpretation persists in the modern religious paintings of Sir Stanley Spencer, where biblical environments are represented by the clipped hedgerows, the churchyards, and the front parlours of his neat, native English village of Cookham.

But as the vogue for this kind of "narrative theater" builds both around the country and across the ocean, perhaps "Snow Falling on Cedars" will serve also as a much-needed reminder of the form's limitations.

And this is the kind of narrative that's often applied to a "revenge body," a tabloid term popularised in the last decade with reference to celebrities.

This is the kind of narrative challenge that can make or break a TV show, but creator Pendleton Ward's acolytes tackle it with the emotional honesty and zaniness that draws as many adults to the show as kids.

This isn't to say I haven't experienced racism in Canada, or that Canada is some kind of shining beacon of racial equality (this isn't true, and the kind of narrative that is often pushed by media to absolve the country of wrongdoings is not right), but it has made me stop and consider my relationship to the world in a way that I probably wouldn't have growing up elsewhere.

This effectively creates a dichotomy of 'good' and 'bad' abortion (Rapp 2000); precisely the kind of narrative device upon which journalists commonly capitalise.

The Internet can't provide the kind of narrative I'm talking about.