Sentence examples for tighter narrative from inspiring English sources

Perhaps a tighter narrative should have been imposed on all this fervour, but it's still engrossing.

But themed auctions go a step further: objects chosen for them hew to the tighter narrative captured in their titles.

I think Spooks works on television, but the tighter narrative arc of a feature film exposes the absurdities and contrivances.

Strings Attached (Robson, £20), William Starling's authorised life of guitarist John Williams, needs a tighter narrative, but a book on this modest virtuoso is a welcome first.

But instead of following the book frame by frame, Mr. Zwigoff and Mr. Clowes (who collaborated on the screenplay) have added new, sharper story lines and fashioned a tighter narrative framework.

It doesn't try to impose a tight narrative structure and has no music.

Because traditional documentaries have such a tight narrative arc, there is little room to interfere with the story.

In Mr Veronesi's hands, this bizarre coincidence of events makes for a tight narrative that is as tense and well-paced as a good thriller.

In particular, he rebels against the doctrine of the "central conflict," which turns every story into a battle between good guys and bad guys and imposes a tight narrative logic on everything.

Machen's report offers a tight narrative of Carey's actions during her last seven minutes — the time elapsed from her arrival at the White House checkpoint to her mortal wounding on Capitol Hill.

While we knew we had to give people an experience with a tight narrative, we also wanted to put it in a world that was persistent and felt like it was alive.