Sentence examples for a narrative that would from inspiring English sources

What "State of Fear" demonstrates is how hard it is to construct a narrative that would actually justify current American policy.

He yearns for a narrative that would rewrite his history of mediocrity and a miracle that would transform him into his heroic brother Fingal.

Regulators could have imposed a floating NAV decades ago; they didn't because they didn't foresee a narrative that would make money market funds unstable.

One lawyer explained that he wanted to create a "narrative" that would "draw in the grand jury" and convey the full impact of Jihad Jaara's crime.

A few months after Bear Stearns collapsed, in March, 2008, Bakkila and Bender sat in Bender's studio apartment, and began plotting a narrative that would be set in a fictitious version of the firm.

The pictures I remembered, so fragile and so necessary, fragments of a life I could not stand to lose, demanded that I imbed them in a narrative that would ensure their survival.

This uncertainty prevented the actions necessary to bring the FMG into existence, and it highlighted the initial absence of a coherent narrative that would establish a common destination and support the identity of the new organizational entity.

This was promoted both as a scientific fact and as a social narrative that would reap great benefits.

"Well, they never relate to a specific narrative that would make sense to anyone else.

It was Genesis's first double album and the first with a single narrative that would unite all the songs.

Help that hurts Reprints Related items Trauma and stress: Help that hurtsNov 30th 2000 Related topics Vietnam war World history Culture and lifestyle History United StatesA.J. Langguth, who served as Saigon bureau chief for the New York Times in 1965, returning in 1968 and 1970, has sought to produce "a straightforward narrative that would let readers draw their own conclusions".