interweaving

What is the author’s purpose in interweaving Balthazar’s ruminations with the narrative of the novel?

Consumption by Kevin Patterson: Questions 2007

It was the misfortune of Grenville that this "interweaving," as Pownall described it, should have been undertaken at a most inopportune time, when the very conditions which made Englishmen conscious of the burden of empire were giving to Americans a new and highly stimulating sense of power and independence.

The Eve of the Revolution; a chronicle of the breach with England Carl Lotus Becker 1909

With no room either for narrative or, especially, for the "interweaving" together of truth and falsehood in fiction, it throws the novel into relief.

Top stories from Times Online 2011

This kind of interweaving structure can be showy, or simply confusing, in the wrong hands.

NYT > Home Page By SCOTT TIMBERG 2010

Rather than get bogged down in a debate over whether the relationship between ethnicity and religion only flows one way or both ways, we simply note the deep interweaving of ethnicity and religion over the course of American history and even longer.

American Grace Robert D. Putnam 2010

The book traces the fatefully interweaving journeys of four Sacramento locals trying to grasp their own piece of the Dream, in the wake of a big action movie star sweeping into town and promising to shake things up and fix all that's broken.

Jeryl Brunner: American Dream, Where Art Thou Now? Jeryl Brunner 2011

Nice props to the Traffic nod, it definitely got lost in the horde of interweaving story movies that followed, but it was one of the first that did it flawlessly and I also included it in my list.

Top 10 Movies of the Decade » Scene-Stealers 2009

In previous movies such as "Traffic," director Steven Soderbergh has demonstrated a knack for telling a sprawling story by interweaving vignettes about people who may not know each other.

The Short List 2011

For the four-concert, three-day series that ended Sunday, the pair co-created a program based on their shared admiration for the relatively neglected masters of polyphonic music, devoting one concert each to a composer who wrote music based on interweaving melodies.

Modern Echoes of the Renaissance Brett Campbell 2011

The book traces the fatefully interweaving journeys of four Sacramento locals trying to grasp their own piece of the Dream, in the wake of a big action movie star sweeping into town and promising to shake things up and fix all that's broken.

Jeryl Brunner: American Dream, Where Art Thou Now? Jeryl Brunner 2011