Examples of 'narrator does' in a sentence
Meaning of "narrator does"
narrator does: This phrase is used to describe the actions or role of a narrator in storytelling, emphasizing the narrator's perspective or involvement in the events being described
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narrator does
The narrator does not remember what happened.
It is a ghost story but the narrator does not realise that.
The narrator does not participate in their exchange.
Mary speaks not a word and the narrator does not describe her.
Narrator does a good job with the characters.
That 's exactly the opposite of how the narrator does it.
The narrator does not believe this.
The fly suffers from uncontrollable circumstances, just as the narrator does.
The narrator does not say that.
No one knows where they come from ; the narrator does not know either.
The narrator does not know the story he is telling.
They find him and confront him, but the narrator does not reveal the outcome.
The narrator does not seem to understand what he is reading.
First, I think the narrator does an incredible job.
The narrator does a great job with all of the different voices.
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But AlegrÃa 's narrator does not distinguish between men and women.
The narrator does a fantastic job with the various voices.
But the narrator does not know what this fragrance is.
The narrator does a good job with the different voices.
The narrator does not know.
The narrator does as he is asked.
The narrator does a very good job with the various accents.
The narrator does a nice job with an engaging series of stories.
The narrator does not hear everything that is said because he falls asleep.
The narrator does not state whom she married but implies that she became a writer.
The narrator does not even read German.
HeThe narrator does not give us the sordid details.
The narrator does not remember how he ended up living in the Warsaw sewers.
The narrator does not agree with how his father is treating Miss McCabe.
The narrator does a solid job and I have no complaints about his performance.
The narrator does not know, and neither does the reader.
The narrator does not draw back and, after some time, decides to open his lantern.
Still the narrator does not understand, and asks the whereabouts of White.
What the narrator does not reveal is that the smoking-compartment is, undoubtedly, for whites only.
Although the narrator does describe Perpetua as " honorably married ", no husband appears in the text.
And the narrator does not give them any answers to "Why? ".
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So does that giant hole in the wall there
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She does not want to open her door
