In narrative terms, the length of the dissolve is dictated by the mood or pacing the director or editor wishes to create.

The fourth book is a sequel to the first three but in narrative terms is independent.

Hurricanes and earthquakes, as we have learned this week, are very different things, not only in scientific but in narrative terms.

As noted by American musicologist, Edward Cone, narrative terms are also present in the analytical language about music.

In narrative terms, the film becomes more ordinary as it follows father and daughter on this innovative journey.

In narrative terms, another major change by Renoir from the play, consists in shifting the centre of attention from the character of Lestingois to that of Boudu.

The Decameron stories are used merely as test material and were chosen because they seemed intuitively to be constructed primarily in narrative terms, as opposed to psychological, philosophical or descriptive ones.

His work appears, often, as pared-down, muted, multi-layered and, in narrative terms, ambiguous.

It's a bit art house in narrative terms but the girl has a striking on screen (Pad) presence n her admonishment of you is endearing.

With its psychological depth, historical significance and dramatic details, why, Mr. Rush was asked, is the tale of "Anna O." not told in customary narrative terms?