Sentence examples for tremendous narrative from inspiring English sources
In theory, it grants all of us tremendous narrative power, by providing instant access to our assembled archive of human knowledge and endeavor.
It has tremendous narrative drive, but it never goes where you think it will and you never quite know how you got to where you are.
Without ascribing them greater weight than they can carry, the novels are best considered as an immense saga in which the dilemmas of modern life are played out, but varied with tremendous narrative vigour.
My eldest girl steers clear of sad stories and she endured this one, knowing full well that a tremendous narrative payoff was, indeed, in store.
But it really is a little gem: a kind of apocalyptic ET, or pre-teen Terminator 2 - with maybe a drop of Dr Strangelove or Whistle Down the Wind in the mix - and all carried off with tremendous sweetness and narrative confidence.
And the third is the brilliantly drawn character of Melmotte himself, a monstrous figure who strides through the narrative with tremendous brio, to its final and inevitable climax.
Obama's great potential for America, noted Indyk, is also a great threat to Islamist radicals — because his narrative holds tremendous appeal for Arabs.
Valiant Hearts, reviewed here, is a puzzle-centred affair set during The Great War – in fact, its full title is Valiant Hearts: The Great War – and uses four entwined character arcs to weave a coherent narrative of tremendous loss gradually giving way to the slightest shoots of hope.
Valiant Hearts, reviewed here, is a puzzle-centered affair set during The Great War in fact, its full title is Valiant Hearts: The Great War and it uses four entwined character arcs to weave a coherent narrative of tremendous loss gradually giving way to the slightest shoots of hope.
Our personal narratives carry tremendous value in our professional pursuits.
"You can put in years of effort, and spend a lot of money," he said, "and make tremendous efforts to control the narrative, but the reality — when the missile hits and flattens a house — that's what changes the narrative".
