Sentence examples for a narrative at from inspiring English sources
"Giselle," she feels, is simply unconvincing as a narrative, at least in the traditional versions that she has frequently danced.
In a narrative at once delicate and vigorous — rich in psychological, sociological and political meaning — Donoghue reveals how joy and terror often dwell side by side.
Able to write from a male point of view, Calisher also had an aphoristic touch that brings fresh air to a narrative at risk of mere windiness.
There are talking monkeys with laser-beam eyes, an amorous catfish (who also talks), various apparitions and narrative digressions (to the extent that there is a narrative at all).
Not really a narrative at all, for starters; a seductive, virtually plot-free examination of American culture, and particularly of a family of conspicuous consumers who are conscious of their sin but unable to stop committing it.
There is a narrative, at least among that minority of ministers intellectually committed to the coalition: a reimagining of the balance between the state and society in favour of the latter.
Recording a narrative verdict at the hearing at Southwark Coroners Courtt, Dr Philip Barlow said: "Claire Squires collapsed during the final stages of the London Marathon.
Rather, her or his own previous knowledge and beliefs function as starting point to enter the 'hermeneutic circle', which describes the researcher's circular movements between previous and knew understandings, as well as the change between perspectives at parts of a narrative and at the narrative as a whole during data analysis.
And a narrative, or at least a pattern, emerges.
They keep you hooked on a narrative that, at times, would try the patience of a credulous saint.
