Sentence examples for a narrative like that from inspiring English sources

That would not quite fit a narrative like that of TWTSTB.

After all, 11 other minor parties won more Lok Sabha seats than the AAP, but none came anywhere close to capturing the national narrative like that.

His ability to discover ever deeper and more interconnected levels of meaning in the form and imagery of an artwork gave his writing a narrative excitement, like that of a detective story.

But that's a "narrative," like the corrective to the Richard Jewell story, that we are unlikely to see announced in the headlines.

Our research shows that a narrative like this cannot be constructed out of thin air.

Two important works from this period are unique to the New York show, on loan from local private collections.By the late 1950s, though, figures start creeping back in, along with titles that evoke a narrative, like "Head Double View" from 1958 and "Celebration" from 1961.

The record itself doesn't follow any kind of narrative like that, but I felt that the image of swimming with blue whales was an apt visual for some of the things I was feeling when I was making the tunes.

That is where a narrative like this one, I hope, is useful for readers.

What we keep hearing instead is a narrative that runs like this: "Keynesians said that the stimulus would solve the problems, then when it didn't, instead of admitting they were wrong, they came back and said it wasn't big enough.

The only difference in this cycle is that it used to just be gleefully bigoted radio hosts, pundits, and anchors who'd infuse coverage with bottom-feeder narratives like that.

Senior Culture Reporter, HuffPost.