Sentence examples for a broader narrative from inspiring English sources

Mengestu's skillful sensitivity turned observations from his life into a broader narrative, earning him deserved accolades.

The more you see your story as part of a broader narrative, the better," Berger says.

That fits a broader narrative in which it manipulated the bail-out and profited from economic misery.

Lynch got access to a wider audience and a broader narrative span than any filmmaker of his time had.

Within the framework of a broader narrative, other tales jostle for a hearing, careless of proprieties, exhilaratingly disruptive.

The new museum uses Schindler's famous story as a springboard to recount a broader narrative that encompasses oppression and resilience, heroism and deceit.

"What I mean by the story we tell ourselves, it's not so much having a broad … Maybe I do have a broad narrative.

There was a broad narrative in the US mainstream media, which seemed to be supported by polls, that a Clinton victory was "inevitable".

In doing so, a broad narrative curriculum could be taught across five years, allowing for pupils to study in-depth their national history.

"There's a broad narrative at all levels of education that there's always one teacher who's a brilliant inspiration and changes the way you view the world.

His speechwriters, as usual, were more than adept at crafting a broad narrative, appealing to American traditionalist sensibilities by highlighting the words and deeds of our founding fathers, and employing the campaign-winning rhetoric of unity and shared American values.