Sentence examples for uninterrupted narrative from inspiring English sources

Matt Lux, its bassist, played chugging lines that wormed their way through the music; Rob Mazurek, a jazz player whose schooling is always evident in his choice of harmonies and the rhythms of his improvisations, played short clarion bursts, hopping between short melodic themes and occasionally working up to a solo with a real, uninterrupted narrative.

I cannot accept that her story, or the story of any young woman, might be an uninterrupted narrative of victimization, regardless of her educational status and accomplishments.

8 14 GO did in-depth interviews, using a single opening question designed to elicit an extended and uninterrupted narrative.

This approach relies on a single opening question that is designed to elicit an extended and uninterrupted narrative and to give the participant maximum control over the way in which material is organised and presented [ 37- 39].

Now "Sesame Street" regularly has 12-minute uninterrupted narratives, "and some story lines have spanned over three shows," she added.

The label "conversational interview" implies that the patient is encouraged to express himself freely and through reasonably uninterrupted narratives.

The interviews were in two parts: first, parents were asked "Can you tell me about your experiences with your son/daughter?" This question prompted lengthy uninterrupted narratives, which were largely chronological and lasted between 20 min and just under two hours.

A near-uninterrupted narrative of Old Corruption is laid out before us in The Robinson Institute; but at its centre is Marx's "old mole" of revolution, whose name was "Robin Goodfellow".

It wasn't simply a matter of trusting the players; the steroid era obliterated the great narrative myth of baseball itself: the faith in statistics as matters of fact, transcending time and place, connecting Ty Cobb and Miguel Cabrera, and everyone in between, in an uninterrupted story of elegant physical mathematics.

One can imagine the impulses competing in the feature editor's mind — carefulness and transparency on the one hand, the stylistic pleasure of an uninterrupted flow of narrative on the other.

This is not a book about politics; it is the story of the adventures of Tony, Gordon and others who were in government, a flowing narrative uninterrupted by any cumbersome policy detail.