The phrase "a developing narrative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a story or account that is still evolving or being shaped over time.
Example: "The documentary presents a developing narrative about climate change and its impact on global ecosystems."
Alternatives: "an evolving story" or "a growing narrative."
While the virtual can never be a direct substitute for the physical, tools like Periscope can help to capture the golden moments of breaking news by helping journalists establish an authentic developing narrative.
This latest journey to the continent is part of a larger whole, the developing narrative of a single consciousness.
Included here are drawings of his fictional character Jimmy Best, for example, who appeared in early SAMO© street writings and elsewhere as an ongoing and developing narrative that hinted at his self image.
The connection between the developing narrative and an organizing (storytelling) strategy is 🔑.
Variation in the condition of the indicators among reference reaches provided a framework for developing narratives that could be used to partition and score the condition of the indicators from 0 (severely altered) to 100 (relatively unaltered).
Perfectly sane minds possess an incredible capacity for developing narratives, and even some of the wildest conspiracy theories can be grounded in rational thinking, which makes them that much more pernicious.
To me, the best ones offer the same intoxicating, seamless interaction between text and image that a good picture book does, with an additional sense of challenge and excitement imparted by a more sustained, developed narrative.
"We treat these often unseen and forgotten sites as location shoot for a film and we develop narrative projects that are designed to raise awareness about these conditions and reimagine how we might think of them".
Nato warned on Monday that the Russians were developing a "narrative and a pretext" for a military operation under the guise of aid.
