Sentence examples for uncommon narrative from inspiring English sources

Ms. Mathis, a graduate of the Iowa Writers' Workshop, writes with uncommon narrative authority in "The Twelve Tribes of Hattie," conjuring the lives of the Shepherd family with extraordinary psychological precision.

As a result, in "Pedro," we get the discerning and uncommon narrative of one unusually sensitive ballplayer's path from the Dominican Republic to the major leagues (and back: Martinez has bought up the property around his childhood home).

It's not an uncommon narrative device in TV, but becomes particularly poignant when the audience sees what a character with mental ill-health sees.

Austen, he gushes, "has produced sketches of such spirit and originality, that we never miss the excitation which depends upon a narrative of uncommon events".

I understand this is not everyone's experience with the drug, but this narrative is not uncommon, and I share this view with Don Young, of all people.

Those who have fallen for it think these narrative fancies give (500) Days an "uncommon honesty and invention", a "winning sweetness" and the potential to be "this generation's Annie Hall".

Narrative structures sometimes involved convoluted flashbacks uncommon in non-noir commercial productions.

This first appearance of a dog in a narrative based film would cause the uncommon name of Rover to become popular for dogs.

Her story isn't uncommon.

Our story isn't uncommon.

This is a narrative that I am aware is not uncommon for people of color.