Sentence examples for tricky narrative from inspiring English sources

In the density of its gritty atmosphere and its tricky narrative convolutions it suggests "The Departed" run wild on its own conceptual excesses.

There was, he conceded, a tricky narrative issue here that readers often spotted: the possible implication that Cal's condition was the consequence of "immorality".

With its tricky narrative structure, casual nudity, sweaty sex and intimations of politics, this feature seems to bear a passing resemblance to "Y Tu Mamá También," the wonderful 2001 Alfonso Cuarón film in which Mr. Bernal and Mr. Luna starred.

Mullan's gut-wrenching film tells the story of three Dublin women in 1964, fictional composites of what appear to be real cases - an ethically tricky narrative procedure to which I shall return in a moment.

"It's a tricky narrative arc to leave the character at the end of the movie in roughly the same place they started," Swanberg added.

Sometimes the combination of wooziness and in-the-moment narrative can be tricky.

Jamison and I spoke as her three-month-old daughter slept on her chest, comparing notes on the tricky narratives that tend to define addiction and recovery in America.

His (mainly) brilliant album "Confessions" (Arista) is the year's most popular CD, and it has spawned three chart-topping singles: the rave&B smash "Yeah!," the tricky infidelity narrative "Confessions Part II" and the throbbing break-up ballad "Burn".

Kelefa Sanneh of The New York Times called it a "tricky infidelity narrative".

Franchise histories are always tricky as narratives of flops and jinxes and the like because current players (Cubs, Jets, Mavericks, etc).

There's a little narrative tricky business (a sizable portion of the story occurs in extended flashback) and an unexpectedly tender moment when Michael stares into a new morning in a country field without uttering a single word.