Sentence examples for too much narrative from inspiring English sources

GR There is no such thing as too much narrative.

And they didn't critique austerity beyond a "too fast, too much" narrative.

Here, rather than providing too much narrative, the museum presents too little, particularly given the spectacular events that unfolded.

They want Tetris or Candy Crush, or perhaps the screen itself to be a refuge from narrative, she argues, because they're embroiled in too much narrative already.

They want Tetris — or Candy Crush, or perhaps the screen itself — to be a refuge from narrative, she argues, because they're embroiled in too much narrative already.

Brendan's busy adventures load the film with a bit too much narrative for its brief running time, but the sometimes hectic plot ultimately serves as scaffolding for Mr. Moore's extraordinary visual brio.

But how much story is too much story onstage, where time constraints make it harder to maintain a balance between narrative, character development and the exploration of theme?

While later titles headed too much into narrative action adventure territory, Chaos Theory is a gritty, taut and demanding stealth experience, pitching hero Sam Fisher against an audio mechanic that demands he remains quieter than the ambient noise in any area.

Journalists no doubt talk too much about narratives and storylines, but they do matter, and having all of these stories in the wind at once is significant, in part, because it threatens to rewrite the public's understanding of what Obama-ism represents.

Perhaps, though, he remembers his reservations too much, and the narrative moves a bit too essayistically, from argument to counter-argument.

Enjoyable though "Tales of the City" is, you do sense that its creators have themselves been hard at work fitting together these interlocking stories and amplifying them with music without losing too much of the narrative pleasure of the novels.