Sentence examples for well-structured story from inspiring English sources

What I mean is it's a well-structured story with a real beginning and middle and end, and some interesting twists and turns and complications.

The Listener by David Lester combined a well-structured story, illustrated in a mix of styles, that reflected back upon itself how art can be both used and abused as a vehicle for ends beyond art.

"Children are able to understand a well-structured story a lot better than we believed they could in the late 1960's," said Daniel Anderson, a psychology professor at the University of Massachusetts, who has been a consultant to both "Sesame Street" and "Blue's Clues".

For example, less skilled comprehenders were less able than skilled ones in producing appropriate causal connectives or referential ties in narrating a given picture sequence (Yuill & Oakhill, 1991); and in putting up a well-structured story when given a title (Cain & Oakhill, 1996).

Novella, short and well-structured narrative, often realistic and satiric in tone, that influenced the development of the short story and the novel throughout Europe.

News stories always have to be cut because reporters write them too long, and the (imperfect) theory was that a well structured story could always be cut from the bottom so that in extremis (do not use - see later) if the intro was the only paragraph left it still made sense.

Their well-structured integration of song and story was a form of quality control.

A great and effective data visualization begins with an accurate and well-structured data set, a compelling story and an intention or a goal for getting the information across, explains McCandless.

Although he has proved his talent for writing fiction, Cole said that he's "relatively unlikely to sit down and write 5,000 well-structured words of a short story for the New Yorker".

Critics have observed that Hornung's stories and novels are well-structured.

Cohn also notes, in passing, that the rigorous formatting of stories could lead to a well-structured corpus of news, ideally suited for all sorts of data-mining in the future.