Sentence examples for this sort of narrative from inspiring English sources

This is spooky with a sci-fi slant, and while the show has tackled this sort of narrative countless times before (for which see 2013's Hide), it has rarely been done with such palpable tension and slow-burning dread.

If you cared to go back far enough, you might decide that epistolary novels like Samuel Richardson's "Pamela" in the 18th century were forerunners of this sort of narrative mode.

This sort of narrative detail is both perfunctory and discordant, like the laundry list of Magnolia's beauty regimens, though the topics — celebrities, personal care and fashion labels — are requisite stations of the cross in the chick-lit category, just as they are in women's magazines.

We saw this sort of narrative adaptation over time with Uber, and obviously with Theranos.

Was this the sort of narrative the owners of Coast were trying to put across?

But The Book of Disquiet, made up of hundreds of short texts that constitute a sort-of narrative, is a perfect match for this drained faculty.

And I know there's been a debate inside this administration about whether, given the sort of narrative that you've just outlined, the idea of leaving it to the two parties to sort it out between them, with the United States and the world just giving their stamp of approval, is wrong.

It was the sort of narrative to be found all over the gulf.

It's Gone Girl before "Gone Girl," the sort of narrative hook that can suck a reader into a novel.

It is the stuff of pulp thrillers and the sort of narrative often used to characterise the worst fears about the Iranian nuclear programme.

Thus begins "The Night of the Gun," the sort of narrative that Katherine Anne Porter, in a different context, once described as "the downward path to wisdom".