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English example sentences with "narrations"

Learn how to use narrations in a English sentence. Over 4 hand-picked examples.

Narrations can be analysed in terms of the way they structure their sequence of events.
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Narrations can be analysed in terms of point of view.
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The more a state aims at creating a culture of distraction from the lack of justification for its own existence, the more it supports creation of and access to narrations that are lavishly presented on a spectacular scale and tend toward fairy-tale fictions.
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All preceding narrations are so intermixed with fable, that philosophers ought to abandon them in a great measure, to the embellishment of the poet and orator.
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