narrator
IPA: nˈɛreɪtɝ
noun
- One who narrates or tells stories.
- (narratology) The person or the "voice" whose viewpoint is used in telling a story.
- (film and television) The person providing the voice-over in a documentary.
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Examples of "narrator" in Sentences
- He is the narrator of the story.
- Kenny is the narrator of the book.
- George is the narrator of the show.
- The narrator is the botanist Mendoza.
- Peter aka Mole is the narrator of the novel.
- Jason is the narrator of the second section of the novel.
- Unless the narrator is actually a character in this story?
- Another way the narrator is annoying is that he doesn't talk to us.
- This novel tells of the misfortunes of the narrator and his steward Pedro.
- The majority of the novel is told through a third person omniscient narrator.
- The unknown narrator is told the plot of the novel by each of the four in turn.
- The final way the narrator is annoying is that his voice is just plain grating.
- I undestand that the narrator is an Easterling himself; in that case he wouldn't call it an "Easterling style".
- While there was Elie Wiesel's Night, Primo Levi's If This Is a Man, in these stories, the narrator is a witness.
- And the narrator is a character, but, you know, we find out who the narrator is but not till close to the end of the novel.
- Donnie, after losing his job 6 months ago, which caused him to lose his house and truck, is now residing with his mother, and is still "reluctant" (the term narrator Julia Preston uses) to apply for the minimum wage jobs the illegal immigrants did.
- In wondering whether time is, in fact "a line," the narrator is also announcing the novel's preoccupation with the relationship of time and memory, whether the latter always conditions the former, or whether it is possible to get an accurate sense of the former while thinking of it as a "line."