narrative

Converse of object

• construct: It is a multiple narrative constructed from the experiences of a fractured French family and their main observer, a lost family member.
• eschew: Hamer has kept the rambling and episodic structure of the book, eschewing traditional narrative.
• propel: Everything in a Hopper painting, his interiors in particular, is full of meaning that propels the narrative.

Adjective modifier

• patriarchal: The Ja - cob story taken together with the broader patriarchal narrative does provide a basis for such a judgment.
• biblical: The book of Ruth and biblical narrative by Richard Bauckham.
• grand: Yet grand narratives of four their what was on.
• fictional: The main theme of ' Voicebox ' , the long fictional narrative in the middle of the book, is communication.
• linear: I simply did not want to engage with a linear narrative.
• compelling: This running " subplot " gave Country House a compelling narrative to run alongside the history.

Modifies a noun

• poem: The four pieces included are the only narrative poems by Lewis known to in existence.
• synthesis: Instead, a narrative synthesis of results is presented.
• strand: Here the slippage is in time and space rather than between multiple incomplete narrative strands.
• thread: Instead of adopting narrative threads from other media, I am interested in the currency that exists already in the city space.
• arc: The narrative arc on his album Stronger Everyday begins with first club track Everytime, featuring Dirt McGirt ( formerly known as ODB ).

Noun used with modifier

• first-person: These 20 first-person narratives portray ordinary people in a language that makes glory of their lives.
• abduction: In the age of child abuse, Aids, abortion and IVF the abduction narratives would voice new concerns.
• crucifixion: And throughout the Crucifixion narratives, tho the suffering is quietly understated, it is equally clear.
• resurrection: The lack of theological development suggests the resurrection narratives are very early.
• passion: Victorians published lots of biographies of Jesus which sought to explain the passion narratives in a rational way.