As Congress approved three Free Trade Agreements (also known as Trade Pacts) with South Korea, Panama, and Colombia, I get the impression that there are two leading narratives.
When the French invaded North Africa in 1830, desiccation theory was already established as a leading colonial narrative.
A leading contender for best narrative feature this year at TriBeCa, "The Beat My Heart Skipped," is the French director Jacques Audiard's thrilling remake of James Toback's 1978 cult classic "Fingers".
Art scholars have clearly recognized Hirst's importance to contemporary art by giving him a leading position in their narratives.
In the age of the the 24/7 reality TV newsroom and a media leading a narrative more than reporting on it, RoboCop's Murdochian news ghouls seem prosodic and, dare I say it, subtle.
that is impeccable". Pacheco, 70, a Mexico City native, is widely regarded as one of his country's foremost poets and short narrative writers and a leading representative of the generation that came of age in the late 1950s and 1960s.
It has been the leading narrative of the Great Recession in Europe, backed up most recently by references to the electoral successes of the radical right Front National (FN) in the French presidential and parliamentary elections of 2012 and the shocking successes of the extreme right Golden Dawn party in the May and June Greek parliamentary elections of 2012.
It's different when it's the leading narrative as opposed to additional material". Korine, the shock indie auteur behind such disquieting cult films as "Trash Humpers" and "Julien Donkey-Boy," had never heard of A24 before it acquired the domestic distribution rights to "Spring Breakers" last fall.
Deflategate is less a conventional scandal with a narrative leading from crime to cover-up to revelation than a swirling, interminable, self-sustaining opinion storm in which the actual truth, not revealing itself in a timely manner, becomes largely beside the point.
Let's put it all behind us and literally start on a journey with a narrative leading to the big society, triumph in Brazil and a country that even welcomes poorer people and badgers.
Deflategate is less a conventional scandal — with a narrative leading from crime to cover-up to revelation — than a swirling, interminable, self-sustaining opinion storm in which the actual truth, not revealing itself in a timely manner, becomes largely beside the point.
