Sentence examples for a narrative by from inspiring English sources

Charlotte Rampling speaks with rapt restraint a narrative by Veronica Gonzalez Peña.

The Word for Word column on July 3 gave incorrect dates in the introductions to two excerpts from "The Civil War: A Narrative," by Shelby Foote.

I began to imagine a musical performance in which the walking bass took on the role of the feet, while the upper voices developed a narrative by either straining against it or playfully ornamenting it.

These works described the Dandelion Child phenomenon, explaining how a little boy could welcome his visiting grandmother with hugs and kisses and then create a narrative by murmuring, "I'm not Billy.

And then there's his rejection of standard plot: "I think about how to tell a narrative by using not people speaking so much, but how the wind tells a narrative, or how trees tell a narrative".

It was adapted, by John Ridley, from a narrative by Solomon Northup, who had been a free man in New York State before he was kidnapped and sold into slavery in Louisiana.

In Making Malcolm: The Myth and Meaning of Malcolm X, Dyson criticizes historians and biographers of the time for re-purposing the Autobiography as a transcendent narrative by a "mythological" Malcolm X without being critical enough of the underlying ideas.

The theme was the life of Julius Caesar, and the preparatory drawings were by Taddeo Zuccari, according to a narrative devised by the poet and humanist Annibal Caro.

It's almost entirely a narrative: minute by horrifying minute.

After extensively interviewing a client, Kreiss develops a narrative inspired by the person's life.

With a narrative dominated by poverty and famine, corruption and conflict, the complexity is often lost.