例句與造句

1. The cure and quest narratives fit neatly with the breast cancer culture.
2. Many of the tales are straightforward quest narratives, often revolving around a single heroic figure.
3. It is therefore hardly surprising that the most visible modern variants of the ancient genres of saga, romance and quest narrative are so richly crosspollinated and resemble one another.
4. In this instance, a violent dream is, in effect, a quest narrative in which the heroine's angst takes the form of trials leading toward some form of self-realization.
5. Perhaps he has failed to evade one clich?of the quest narrative  that the final discovery of the traveller is oneself  yet " Deep South " is none the worse for that ."
6. It's difficult to find quest narrative in a sentence. 用quest narrative造句挺難的
7. Her conflict of heart won't come as a surprise to others who have been torn between two things they love dearly . " Salt Lake City Weekly found that " . . . Pike s tale is more than another derivative hero-quest narrative.
8. The book also has an overarching quest narrative involving a map of " pre-sand Egypt " and culminating in an encounter with the " Sarmoung Brotherhood ", an organisation that has never been definitively identified; historian Mark Sedgwick has described it as " overtly fictional " and " entirely imaginary ".
9. This may take the form of a restitution or cure narrative ( the protagonist seeks a physical or spiritual return to a pre-diagnosis life ), a quest narrative ( the protagonist must meet a goal before dying ), or a chaos narrative ( the situation inexorably goes from bad to worse ).
10. They had a point : Inserting SpongeBob ( Tom Kenny ) and Patrick, his loyal, oafish pink starfish pal ( Bill Fagerbakke ), into a feature-length quest narrative leaves you wanting more because the movie lacks the density of the television episodes, around seven of which would fit comfortably inside it.