Sentence examples for a narrative background from inspiring English sources

"With us, we come from such a narrative background, as filmmakers, so it was a natural thing for us to delve into".

Before discussing findings, we provide a narrative background, providing the context within which research and policy occurred.

The interviews were semi-structured, beginning with an open question inviting parents to provide a narrative background of their child's illness leading up to them requiring aftercare.

A story about a highly devoted wife, Karwa, who saved her husband's life provides a narrative background to the celebration.

aSM1 Rationale for selection of species, sex, tissue sources, and bird collection details in Reference [ 1] Supplemental for a detailed narrative background description.

There's a good mix of technical and narrative background, too, though you feel as if Rivers is running out of interesting things to say the longer the film goes on.

But the narrative background of the show is a bit unreflective, indeed a bit of a cliche.

This is a lot of history to compress into one 25-minute piece, but Veldman says she came to focus less on the painting's narrative background and more on the formal strategies by which Picasso turned it into art.

(Remember, the clue to the transitions is in the continuation of the narrative background sounds).Further, the intellectual wrangles among Communist theoreticians that occur as this old Spanish left-wing agitator spars with senior and junior members of the Paris cells may be checked off as passages in the picture that you don't have to pay attention to with any strenuous exercise of concentration.

Busch's biographer Joseph Kraus saw these collections as useful additions to folklore, as Busch noted the narrative background to tales and the idiosyncrasies of storytellers.

(For reference: Canon, particularly used in fan fiction settings, refers generally to narrative, background or character material that can be found in the original source rather than in fan fiction or fan theories.