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Meanings of narrative form in English
Russian
нарративная форма Portuguese
forma narrativa Spanish
forma narrativa Catalan
forma narrativa Usage of narrative form in English
1
Even dialogues occur seldom, except in some narrative form; as for instance:
2
Historical and biographical material can best be presented in narrative form.
3
Here, Tyldesley is on firmer ground and in fine narrative form.
4
At this point Marion paused in her reading, and resumed the narrative form.
5
Cantonese songs usually in narrative form and sung by a man and woman.
6
The best authorities never recounted Paul Bunyan's exploits in narrative form.
7
Data were presented in narrative form owing to the heterogeneity of the included studies.
8
Simply put, our memories of experiences are rendered into something like a narrative form.
9
They can tell us about it in raw narrative form.
10
Mr. Saunders was mentioned nowadays only in narrative form, and but rarely in that way.
11
This dovetailing is a convention of the narrative form.
12
They pointed out the limitations of the narrative form.
13
The narrative form, as subject of the whole work.
14
Cathedrals, both North and South, used the narrative form.
15
An error forgiven after an adroit explanation by Aaron (law in narrative form), x.
16
Secondly, there are parables, in which the narrative form is only used to symbolise a deeper truth.
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Translations for narrative form
Portuguese
Spanish
Catalan
Narrative form across language varieties
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Common