Nartative example sentences

Related (20): story, tale, fable, legend, myth, epic, account, narration, recount, history, yarn, recitation, chronicle, saga, drama, parable, allegory, romance, novel, biography.

nar·ra·tive

noun

narrative (noun) · narratives (plural noun)

- a spoken or written account of connected events; a story:

- the narrated part or parts of a literary work, as distinct from dialogue:

- the practice or art of telling stories:

- a representation of a particular situation or process in such a way as to reflect or conform to an overarching set of aims or values:

- in the form of or concerned with narration:

Synonyms

account, story, tale, chronicle, history, description, record, portrayal, sketch, portrait, statement, report, rehearsal, recital, rendering

"Nartative" Example Sentences

1. Nartative was the storyteller's favorite genre.
2. He had an innate ability to craft nartative tales.
3. She was known for her nartative writing style.
4. Nartative was the key to unlocking the past.
5. His nartative was so captivating that everyone listened intently.
6. His nartative skills were unmatched.
7. He had a unique way of conveying nartative.
8. She was a master of the nartative form.
9. His nartative was so vivid that it seemed real.
10. His nartative was filled with heart and emotion.
11. Her nartative was so powerful it left the audience speechless.
12. His nartative was full of life and energy.
13. She could create a nartative with just a few words.
14. The nartative was so captivating that time seemed to stand still.
15. His nartative was captivating and inspiring.
16. Her nartative was full of wit and wisdom.
17. His nartative was so vivid that it was almost like a movie.
18. His nartative was so clever that it was almost like a puzzle.
19. Her nartative was so powerful that it moved the audience to tears.
20. His nartative was so beautiful that it was almost like a song.