Sentence examples for told narrative from inspiring English sources

Instead, even surprisingly, this Budd delivers a deliberate, carefully told narrative, enacted within the rusty, tarred hull of any gunship from any era or regime in the past century.

Ruby McGavin, the newly widowed heroine of this sad but sweetly told narrative, arrives in the town of Cardinal intending to scatter her husband's ashes and sell her share in his family farm.

These are the structural bones of a vigorously told narrative in which King Henry petitions the progressive school of medicine in Salerno for a "doctor to the dead" (a trained medical examiner) to determine who is mutilating local children.

We are halfway through the book before we get to Paris, whither Miller has fled, feeling himself a "failure" at 38, and where he gradually gets downer and outer, in Turner's sympathetic and colourfully told narrative, before being rescued by friends and beginning to machine-gun out the typescript of Cancer, and to get it on with Anaïs Nin.

Speaker after speaker from both parties told narratives of hard beginnings, tall odds and redemptive outcomes.

Other Afghans who were deported told narratives with a similar, resentful tone.

Three GPs told narratives suited for our analytic tools and these were included in the final results.

With Katya, Oates reels us in with telling narrative fragments that hint at the darkness lurking beneath.

In this context, Wimar chose a telling narrative of the past, present and future American unity, one that emphasized the history of St . Louisfor the success of the nation.

The team were spot on in drawing attention to the various narratives that Christianity tells: narratives about stewardship, sacrifice, justice, salvation, etc.

"Well, the actual import of that question is important to me, because if I'm going to demonstrate that the cinema is not the best place to tell narratives, then to tell you thousands of narratives almost implies that.