There's plenty in the vigorous narrative, then, for the reader to invest in, but what leaves the deepest impression is Unsworth's neat skewering of the period's socioeconomics.
Mr. Leggat noted that while the Bay Area has long been home to a robust enclave of documentary and experimental filmmakers, "there's not really a vigorous narrative-filmmaking middle class".
The prevalence of outsider voices in the exhibition, like the vigorous folk narratives of Bill Traylor (c.
Sir Walter Scott, by contrast, was thought of as a major poet for his vigorous and evocative verse narratives The Lay of the Last Minstrel (1805) and Marmion (1808).
In "The Shock of the Old Technology and Global Historyy Since 1900" (Oxford; $26), David Edgerton, a well-known British historian of modern military and industrial technology, offers a vigorous assault on this narrative.
Maududi made fiery speeches across the country and spread his politically charged global Jihadist narrative through vigorous publications - at least one of which was also found in the San Bernardino shooters' home.
As this new book's strong, opinionated voice makes clear (with a first-person narrative much more vigorous than the third person of "Three Cups of Tea," in which he appears as "Mortenson"), he was never all that humble in the first place.
Quite unfair, although the film does return Turner to the vigorous, traditional Victorianism of character and narrative.
But in the more forgiving universe of television, the wobbling top of the narrative has been given a vigorous new spin.
In a narrative at once delicate and vigorous — rich in psychological, sociological and political meaning — Donoghue reveals how joy and terror often dwell side by side.
