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"a larger narrative" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a story that provides a greater range of detail or context than a single event. For example, "The movie weaves together a larger narrative about family dynamics and the power of love."
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These events are part of a larger narrative, of course.
The interconnectedness creates a larger narrative, so we can imagine countless other versions still unrevealed.
As with Mr. Mayerson's previous works, these paintings are part of a larger narrative.
But another is the political component — fitting that hatred into a larger narrative.
In these cases, learning to write fiction is inextricable from a larger narrative of self-discovery.
Also, a larger narrative is being written, not only about Uthman but about Guantánamo.
David's story is a critical part of a larger narrative of anti-black police violence.
He now sees the end of that relationship as both a painful lesson and part of a larger narrative.
The subjects are seen in moody, inward moments that emphasize their interiority and hint at a larger narrative.
He understands cuisine as part of a larger narrative about place, and is hungry for authentic, revelatory experiences.
To some degree, the changes on Clinton simply follow a larger narrative -- the historical flow of Manhattan's restless energy.
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