Sentence examples for a master narrative from inspiring English sources

"It enables a polyvocal approach, not a master narrative approach".

In "Interstellar," however, Nolan goes for a master narrative.

It is not until well into the book that a master narrative imposes itself.

Rotheram is locked in his own struggle against a master narrative.

But so is a "master narrative" of "evil" that dismisses the fact that Maj.

Synthesizing the stuff, as part of a master narrative, or an issue of our time, can come later.

However improbable or trivial, the Cameron apocrypha will linger in the mind because they fit in all too well with a master-narrative of elite decadence and depravity.

Congress had designated an official centennial commission, which lost credibility when it planned to meet in a segregated hotel; this year, Congress has not bothered with an official commission and any master narrative of the war seems elusive.

Gibbon described as epiphany what was in fact probably the culmination of a long deliberation on a suitable master narrative for an enlightened English gentleman.

He has publicly marveled at the absurdity of there being more than one Russian history textbook for the country's children, lamented the production of films that call into question a patriotic master narrative of history, and called for "an end to the endless series of schizophrenic reflections about ourselves".

Some literary scholars seek works of history that they can "use," that is, that provide a factual master narrative, not just of events but also of cultural practices, as a context into which they can set literary works.